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Thanks guys . . . I thought long and hard about posting the sad news on the forum but the words of support we've received have left us with no doubt that it was the right thing to do. Sending love to all
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@den1mhead seems I might have missed a few pages. I'm sorry for your loss. hope you'll find strength and closure. it's never easy to lose someone, especially in such circumstances. sending lots of love.
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^ Thanks buddy, really appreciated
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Sonny Barger died aged 82. For those who don’t know, he has some history with IH.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jul/17/sonny-barger-obituary?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other
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Sonny Barger died aged 82. For those who don’t know, he has some history with IH.
Also some history with beating women and children, lest we lionize him too much.
I think you have to take everyone's words with a grain of salt, but it was interesting to hear George Christie's perspective in Outlaw Chronicles: Hells Angels, a documentary TV series I watched.
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@Kasi your Instagram appears to be hacked.
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Sonny Barger died aged 82. For those who don’t know, he has some history with IH.
Also some history with beating women and children, lest we lionize him too much.
I think you have to take everyone's words with a grain of salt, but it was interesting to hear George Christie's perspective in Outlaw Chronicles: Hells Angels, a documentary TV series I watched.
Well yeah man, the Hell’s Angels weren’t exactly a community service organization. I’d be shocked if that’s the worst he was guilty of.
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The Hells Angels club house was on East 3rd Street in NYC,and it was always said to be the safest block in town. It was around the corner from CBGB,and they would hang out and listen to music from time to time,never bothered anyone,and believe me,no one ever bothered them. Not that this makes the model citizens.
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Oh I know that @neph93 and I also know not everyone knows what a thug Sonny was, so I shared.
Outlaw is one thing, beating up on vulnerable people quite another. Like I said, I think his rival's story is quite interesting and worth hearing, even if it's "he said/he said."
The HA clubhouse in Minneapolis is a cinderblock fortress. The chapter got in trouble for (get ready to be surprised) trafficking methamphetamine. The West coast chapters were pioneers in manufacturing and trafficking that particular poison, though it seems the Mexican cartels have largely taken over that market.
I admire how they structured the organization to limit liabilities for all the outlaw activities–pretty smart in that regard.
