Glen wrote:clay wrote:How many of you, who aren't members of a motorcycle club, have been adversely affected by a motorcycle club, or a member of one? Or even know someone who has?
A lot of MCC bashing, so I'm just keen to hear your story.
You're kidding aren't you, where the fuck have you been for the last twelve months. I have one of the pieces of shit living in our suburb and the gutless arse sits in his house with steel plates plastered all over the front of it while his neighbours have to worry about dickheads driving past shooting up the neighbourhood.
Bike gangs have become shit, half the dicks don't even ride bikes anymore, they are nothing more than fronts for various criminal activities and our society should support anything that goes towards shutting them down.
No, not kidding, I'm genuinely curious.
So you've got a member of a MCC living in your suburb? Has your neighbours home been shot up? Know anyone who's been assaulted by a MCC member? Or just been robbed by one or something incidental even? A run in at the pub?
I hear a lot of member on member incidents, but haven't heard of random attacks on people who are not affiliated with a MCC, ie the general public.
Granted, criminals may endeavour to join a MCC for whatever reason, and some perhaps do, but a MCC is still a 'Motorcycle Club'. Just because one relatively new club, Notorious, has recently surfaced, started by the former Parramatta chapter President of the Nomads MCC, and they've recruited a bunch of people who don't ride bikes, doesn't mean all MCC's are criminal organisations made up of people who don't even ride bikes anymore.
It's a huge generalisation, like another debate around here, if I want to say ALL cops are fcuked because of my experience with a few, I would face disagreement from others. But in this instance, I am assuming that those of you criticising MCC's, have not even had any personal contact with a member. Let alone been adversely affected by one. So I am curious as to who has, and what happened to cause such opinions.