RRS takes out Bikers in NYC!
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From what i saw on the news the bikers were from Lawrence, Mass. That place is a hell hole, full of Dominicans and the place is full of crime. Most of the people i work with are from there and even they say its a crime ridden **** hole.
I almost rented an apartment there 2 years ago, before i knew how bad it was, i got a lucky escape..
I almost rented an apartment there 2 years ago, before i knew how bad it was, i got a lucky escape..
Someone has to!
I can't believe people are defending the bikers here.
Well, I can, but I thought it'd only happen in GD
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No, but when one of them threw themselves in front of the car and they got his - who's fault was that?
Not quite sure what planet you're on or you're just trolling - either way a little concerning.
The fact is, saying something is a hell hole because its full of one kind of race, is racist. Theres no more to it than that.
been in NYC last few days and this is still very much in the news over here. This mornings news reckons 8 of the bikers have been arrested so far (including 1 who is a police detective!) and they have mugshots on the TV for another 4. One of them has been in court and got $100,000 bail conditions.
Impossible. Everyone knows Asians can't drive. Totally innocent, those bikers!
Careful quoting what you see in the US news without providing full evidence that it was on the news.
You may go getting called out by Burned Alive. Next he'll claim you're not even in the States.
Village Idiots on patrol.... You've been warned.
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Careful quoting what you see in the US news without providing full evidence that it was on the news.
You may go getting called out by Burned Alive. Next he'll claim you're not even in the States.
Village Idiots on patrol.... You've been warned.
Well, what he's posted makes sense and is actually in line with news being reported on TV and online. What you posted is just a load of ******** to support your own opinion/agenda, which you have since been unable to back up or replicate in the media in any shape or form.
Maybe you should come back to this thread when your intelligence isn't way below the level of a village idiot.
Read this, if you need me to cite sources.
http://nypost.com/2013/10/03/wife-of-biker-victim-we-were-in-grave-danger/
Nowhere does she say 'yep the car was 'initially' attacked'.. Which is exactly what I said, before the anti biker pleb in you got a little ruffled.
“Unfortunately, instead, we were placed in grave danger by a mob of reckless and violent motorcyclists.” (really for the most part a normal bunch of bikers, which even included off duty cops)
Her hubby, she said, “was forced under the circumstances to take the actions that he did in order to protect the lives of our entire family” and should not be blamed for running over and injuring one of the bikers. Again media stir is making what would otherwise be known as a normal bunch of bikers, maybe some idiots thrown in for good measure, which is to be expected in a large meet but otherwise normal...
“Our fear for our lives was confirmed when the incident ended with the ruthless and brutal attack on my husband, me, and, most importantly, our 2-year-old child.”
The fear for their lives was confirmed when the incident ended by the ruthless and brutal /snip..
No Ng, a brutal attack ensued AFTER you ran a few of 'em over.
As I've said all along, if they actually 'initially' attacked the RRS, then fair doo's.. However given no real attack took place, and we'll never know if it was genuine fear (aka over reaction) or that kind of macho-n ism, people have behind a RRS that took over in his brain.
He escalated the situation. Yes started by one idiot biker who rolled off his throttle.. others stopping to not ride off in the sunset, while the rest of the group are stationary. But he escalated it to the point of no return, and he's lucky to still be alive, truth be told.
Anyway, given he's already been given his kicking, i doubt he'll be arrested now. If he hadn't taken his kicking, and have the media on his side, and these were not bikers, he'd probably be up for attempted murder charges.
You keep saying normal bikers - I can only assume you've not watched their other videos where the majority ride like absolute plebs in various circumstances.
These are not your regular average joe well behaved bikers that might speed a bit as you wish to imply, they are a large collection of utter muppets who regularly ride in a completely unacceptable fashion.
You'd have to be in super serious defend-all-bikers-regardless-of-anything denial mode to watch any of this and conclude the bikers were behaving normally and instigated none of this and the Range Rover driver is the aggressor here.
These are not your regular average joe well behaved bikers that might speed a bit as you wish to imply, they are a large collection of utter muppets who regularly ride in a completely unacceptable fashion.
You'd have to be in super serious defend-all-bikers-regardless-of-anything denial mode to watch any of this and conclude the bikers were behaving normally and instigated none of this and the Range Rover driver is the aggressor here.
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As a non-driver, I don’t have a dog in this fight, and like to think that I can be objective.
It really comes down to what happened at the initial incident and before. As far as I can see there’s no legitimate reason for the biker to pull in front of the RR and slow it. I can understand that his fellow bikers, whether they knew him beforehand or not, would stop at the point when he got bumped, and that the majority of them were just sitting on their bikes. Now, what happens at this point is critical – did that biker, or his buddies, take off their helmets and stroll calmly to the driver’s door for a chat, or did they act in an angry, agitated or aggressive way? I can understand if it’s the latter, but in that case you also have to understand the driver’s reaction. The fact that they’re bikers isn’t the issue, it’s that the driver was surrounded by a group. You may say he **** himself and panicked, and you may be right, but from his perspective he was forced to stop, and had every mirror full of the same group as the person who forced him to stop. He had a few seconds to assess the situation and react.
I also think that if an identical incident had happened in the UK, the outcome would have been different, as I know what jittery ****ers Americans can be.
It really comes down to what happened at the initial incident and before. As far as I can see there’s no legitimate reason for the biker to pull in front of the RR and slow it. I can understand that his fellow bikers, whether they knew him beforehand or not, would stop at the point when he got bumped, and that the majority of them were just sitting on their bikes. Now, what happens at this point is critical – did that biker, or his buddies, take off their helmets and stroll calmly to the driver’s door for a chat, or did they act in an angry, agitated or aggressive way? I can understand if it’s the latter, but in that case you also have to understand the driver’s reaction. The fact that they’re bikers isn’t the issue, it’s that the driver was surrounded by a group. You may say he **** himself and panicked, and you may be right, but from his perspective he was forced to stop, and had every mirror full of the same group as the person who forced him to stop. He had a few seconds to assess the situation and react.
I also think that if an identical incident had happened in the UK, the outcome would have been different, as I know what jittery ****ers Americans can be.
Ultimately the fact they're bikers is neither here nor there, they were a large intimidating group who forced a man with his family to stop his car and approached him. When you're in a country like the US where plenty of people carry guns etc. I don't think it's unreasonable for someone to panic in that situation, whether they were behaving 'violently' or not.
They could have all been on rollerskates frankly for all the difference them being on bikes makes and turning this into a biker vs driver type of argument is missing the point.
They could have all been on rollerskates frankly for all the difference them being on bikes makes and turning this into a biker vs driver type of argument is missing the point.
She describes being surrounded by violent motorcyclists in the opening of the quote you mention, was she psychic when she new they were violent from the off or do you think it was because they were being violent, like she claims.
And no, he probably would not be up on nursed charges because the beating at the end in no way defends him legally from his initial actions which led to the beating.