Biker Brawl in Waco Leaves 9 Dead

[fromderinside]

The news coverage of this versus the Baltimore protests is very interesting.

What do you mean?

No one squealing about how most of the bikers were peaceful?

No squealing about police overreach and brutality I think.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

The news coverage of this versus the Baltimore protests is very interesting.

What do you mean?

No one squealing about how most of the bikers were peaceful?

Actually, that would be the exact point. No one is defending the bikers because they were in a massive shootout. The Moore Coulter to all those black protesters are thugs. (the fact is it was the looters and arsonists that were the thugs)

 

[fromderinside]

What do you mean?

No one squealing about how most of the bikers were peaceful?

Actually, that would be the exact point. No one is defending the bikers because they were in a massive shootout. The Moore Coulter to all those black protesters are thugs. (the fact is it was the looters and arsonists that were the thugs)

Actually the looters were mostly teens under the age of 18.

 

[gmbteach]

It's almost cartoonish. "The Bandidos" fat, middled aged jerks having a mid life crisis and acting out like adolescent punks. Get a life, bunch of sad sacks.

The 'Bandidos' are being very closely monitored here in Queensland. Three people in a convoy on motorbikes, with or without colours being displayed, is currently against the law. This sort of thing won't happen here in Queensland for a while.

 

[bilby]

It's almost cartoonish. "The Bandidos" fat, middled aged jerks having a mid life crisis and acting out like adolescent punks. Get a life, bunch of sad sacks.

The 'Bandidos' are being very closely monitored here in Queensland. Three people in a convoy on motorbikes, with or without colours being displayed, is currently against the law. This sort of thing won't happen here in Queensland for a while.

Well we do have the advantage of a constitutional and legal framework that evolved from our time as a prison colony, and that as a result is very short on actual rights.

As a basic rule, it is fairly safe to assume that anything that is not mandatory in Queensland is prohibited.

Australians derive their freedom not from the law, but rather from a cavalier disregard for the law.

 

[dismal]

What do you mean?

No one squealing about how most of the bikers were peaceful?

Actually, that would be the exact point. No one is defending the bikers because they were in a massive shootout. The Moore Coulter to all those black protesters are thugs. (the fact is it was the looters and arsonists that were the thugs)

I still don't understand. The Baltimore riots should have been covered more like a shoot out between rival motorcycle gangs in a breastaurant parking lot because...why?

 

[Bronzeage]

The 'Bandidos' are being very closely monitored here in Queensland. Three people in a convoy on motorbikes, with or without colours being displayed, is currently against the law. This sort of thing won't happen here in Queensland for a while.

Well we do have the advantage of a constitutional and legal framework that evolved from our time as a prison colony, and that as a result is very short on actual rights.

As a basic rule, it is fairly safe to assume that anything that is not mandatory in Queensland is prohibited.

Australians derive their freedom not from the law, but rather from a cavalier disregard for the law.

I don't know. I've seen all the Mad Max movies and it doesn't look like any of those cars could pass a safety inspection.

 

[bilby]

Well we do have the advantage of a constitutional and legal framework that evolved from our time as a prison colony, and that as a result is very short on actual rights.

As a basic rule, it is fairly safe to assume that anything that is not mandatory in Queensland is prohibited.

Australians derive their freedom not from the law, but rather from a cavalier disregard for the law.

I don't know. I've seen all the Mad Max movies and it doesn't look like any of those cars could pass a safety inspection.

Really? And yet the drivers seem like such law abiding and respectful young men

 

[ZiprHead]

I had a friend (Passed away due to cancer) who was a member of an outlaw biker gang when he was young. Some of the things he saw and had to do would curl your hair and he was always glad he got out clean.

 

[Tigers!]

So much for the idea that an armed society is a polite society.

I am sure they knocked before they opened fire.

 

[Tigers!]

It's almost cartoonish. "The Bandidos" fat, middled aged jerks having a mid life crisis and acting out like adolescent punks. Get a life, bunch of sad sacks.

tragically they took a life instead of getting one.

 

[ApostateAbe]

A lot of editorials complaining that nobody is calling these people "thugs" and the incident a "riot," completely unaware of each other, apparently.

 

[dismal]

A lot of editorials complaining that nobody is calling these people "thugs" and the incident a "riot," completely unaware of each other, apparently.

Isn't that a particularly bizarre thought to spontaneously appear in so many heads?

It seems to have been accurately described by all as ultra violent criminal motor cycle gangs having a battle over turf.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

So any irony about worries of Jade Helm 15?

 

[Tom Sawyer]

So any irony about worries of Jade Helm 15?

If Obama had used the military to take over Texas and steal everyone's guns, then these guys would have been having a turf war using salad forks. Instead of nine people being dead, you'd have nine people being slightly annoyed over minor scratches.

The traitors who exposed the classified details of Jade Helm are responsible for these unecessary deaths.

 

[Nice Squirrel]

 

[ZiprHead]

Police in Waco, Texas, declared on Wednesday that they have recovered over a thousand weapons from the property of a self-styled breastaurant that was the site of a bloody Sunday gun battle between rival motorcycle gangs.

http://dailycaller.com/2015/05/20/waco-cops-say-theyve-found-1000-weapons-at-breastaurant-after-biker-brawl/

Waitress, there's a Glock in my soup.

 

[bigfield]

Police in Waco, Texas, declared on Wednesday that they have recovered over a thousand weapons from the property of a self-styled breastaurant that was the site of a bloody Sunday gun battle between rival motorcycle gangs.

http://dailycaller.com/2015/05/20/waco-cops-say-theyve-found-1000-weapons-at-breastaurant-after-biker-brawl/

Waitress, there's a Glock in my soup.

Waitress: "Well, just shoot me!"

Patron: "On second thought, I think it's a taser."

Waitress: "No charge for that, sir."

 

[Valjean]

WTF? The restaurant itself had a hidden weapons cache?

According to Swanton, the amount of weapons found at Twin Peaks “shows the level of violence that they thought was going to go on here and knew most likely would occur.”

This doesn't make sense to me. The restaurant was expecting a shootout, and was prepared to defend....itself?

What was the restaurant's interest in this? How would this have been good for business? Had the waiters been given weapons training?
Was the restaurant just a front for some criminal enterprise, or a money-laundering operation for one of the gangs?

 

[NobleSavage]

This doesn't make sense to me. The restaurant was expecting a shootout, and was prepared to defend....itself?

What was the restaurant's interest in this? How would this have been good for business? Had the waiters been given weapons training?
Was the restaurant just a front for some criminal enterprise, or a money-laundering operation for one of the gangs?

You would be surprised: