Bad guy weapons? Not Good guy weapons like sunshine and lollypops? Sounds scary.
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Bad guy weapons? Not Good guy weapons like sunshine and lollypops? Sounds scary.
I'm assuming he was wearing a sidearm as he was making this statement. Guess he is a bad guy?Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Careful lumping everyone into one pot Sarge, one day only the bad guys might have these "weapons" you speak of......
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Originally Posted by cstone
Fortunately, most bikers will treat bike shops as "holy ground", as a result, we've had members of several different clubs here at the same time with no issues.
Too bad they all look too old, fat, and worried about messing up their matching goatees to get in a real fist fight.
Another element of American society that jidahists will encounter here.
Sheriff with a P90, don't see that everyday...
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No different than the Bloods vs the Crips as far as I'm concerned. Thugs involved in illegal activity and prey on the weak. Now their is concern that they may retaliate against the police for intervening. Crystal Meth, forced prostitution, extortion and a host of other good deeds make these guys real dirtbags. I remember how they damn near shut down that town in Nevada due to one of their squabbles.
I'd like to see the piles of "bad guy weapons" the cops took off the bikers.
190 bikes kept as asset forfeitures?
Some of them will be auctioned off and if you are fortunate, or unfortunate enough to win one at auction I would repaint and reconfigure it before riding it. Would hate for the bike to be recognized by a former owner or another member, you'll may lose the bike at the next stop light.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook