Ya just gotta be amazed at the pictures and videos, 200 white guys wandering around talking on cell phones, talking in groups, sitting on motorcycles. A few feet in front of them, lay 9 dead people, and a wide open crime scene, in the bikes for the next few hours they have the chance to drop drugs on the ground, throw away ammo, anything to get rid of stuff and more than enough milling about to claim anything found must have been put there by someone else. 9 people lay dead 15 feet from these guys. Got that picture?
Now lets think about the blacks and latinos we see maced, jumped on, beaten, tazered and left on the ground handcuffed, tossed in to vans, for what - running - eye contact - stealing candy at the quick-trip? It's an amazing time we live in.
But Darrel, Bike gang members aren't thugs....
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I know, they are all really just "Fonzie" from "Happy Days".
DeleteI was surprised how, in the picture that was making the rounds, the police officer was casually loafing around with his back to the group of gang members.
ReplyDeleteThese were people that they arrested for conspiracy to murder only a few hours later.
I guess old white guys aren't scary no matter what they do. But by God, they sure do a lot, don't they?
Katy, I was listening to public radio, you know the communist radio, it was interesting to learn after each war the population in bike gangs go up. For some the adrenalin rush of combat is addictive, these gangs from time to time fulfill that, add to it the band of brothers syndrome and all we need is another war to grow us some more of this kind of trouble.
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ReplyDeleteThe largest veterans organization in America is the Veterans of Foreign Wars or VFW; and yes a few members ride bikes and pack guns. What we need is to get the guns off of the streets! Oh, by the way, Texas is going to open carry. So, instead of the shootout at the OK Corral - We have the shootout at the WAKO Twin Peaks...
Remember, those people elected George Bush and then Rick Perry as their Governor...
Forget that idea of movin to Austin...
Ron
The Texas National Guard couldn't make the biker shootout. They were too busy keeping an eye on the US military, you know, in case Obama decided to invade.
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