Biker Gang attack man after he runs over motorcyclist-video

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  • MotoDC
    MotoDC Posts: 947
    Go Beavers wrote:
    Godfather. wrote:
    chadwick wrote:
    slightly racist? isn't 'peckerwood' a slang term for a redneck type prick?


    no ...what are you fishing for ?
    or is everybody you don't know a a redneck type prick or a racist ?

    Godfather.

    Peckerwood is a term white supremists refer to themselves as. I've seen some attractive neck tattoos with it. I'd say use the word with caution.
    It's also a term used derogatorily toward whites by blacks.
  • Godfather.
    Godfather. Posts: 12,504
    very good ya'll :lol:

    Godfather.
  • chadwick
    chadwick up my ass Posts: 21,157
    so what about the 'peckerwoods' mc?
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  • know1
    know1 Posts: 6,801
    I'm not sure why this is even a question.

    Based solely on the video here, it is readily apparent that the tough guys (in a huge group mind you) on the bikes caused the collision, caused the panic, and then beat up the guy for his reaction to their being assholes.

    Now if something happened prior, that coulda been the SUV drivers fault, but it doesn;t excuse the behavior of what the bikers then did.

    I don;t see how anyone could watch that and think that the guy (with his wife and 2 year old) surrounded by dozens of bikers is at fault for trying to get away from the violent assholes.

    Agree. The gang brought all of this on themselves and should be punished accordingly for assaulting the guy.
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  • Godfather.
    Godfather. Posts: 12,504
    chadwick wrote:
    so what about the 'peckerwoods' mc?


    the club was started by a group of X-con's.


    Godfather.
  • chadwick
    chadwick up my ass Posts: 21,157
    Godfather. wrote:
    chadwick wrote:
    so what about the 'peckerwoods' mc?


    the club was started by a group of X-con's.


    Godfather.
    imagine that. sounds like a lovely group.
    for poetry through the ceiling. ISBN: 1 4241 8840 7

    "Hear me, my chiefs!
    I am tired; my heart is
    sick and sad. From where
    the sun stands I will fight
    no more forever."

    Chief Joseph - Nez Perce
  • Pingfah
    Pingfah Posts: 350
    MotoDC wrote:
    Pingfah wrote:
    I ride my bike every day, i'm not Sunday rider who spends more time cleaning their bike than they do riding it like most "bikers", I don't even own a car. I can state categorically that what that rider was doing, slowing down in front of the vehicle like that was suicidally idiotic.

    If that was the point at which he got knocked off then he absolutely had it coming to him, and there's not a great deal the SUV driver could have done about it, he was just going about his business when he was swarmed, and somebody basically ran their bike straight into him.
    Completely agree with you.

    However the fender bender we see in the video isn't what started the confrontation. You can see immediately after the SUV bumps the white bike that the bike and rider and still upright and riding. No accident, no broken leg or anything. Furthermore (though it's hardly "clear"), it seems pretty evident that the group of riders is already following the SUV and fucking with him prior to the white bike brake-checking him and getting bumped.

    Yeah, I'm still not sure exactly what the sequence of events was, every story tells it differently.

    Either way, regardless of who's fault the whole thing was beating him and terrifying his child are never an acceptable response, even if the whole thing was his fault.
  • Wife offers very vague account for the mentality of the family in the suv. In short, she says they felt very threatened and felt like they were left no choice. Story still begs a lot of questions.

    I feel badly for the guy seriously injured, but geez man... sometimes when you act like a moron you get hurt doing so.

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  • MotoDC
    MotoDC Posts: 947
    Wife offers very vague account for the mentality of the family in the suv. In short, she says they felt very threatened and felt like they were left no choice. Story still begs a lot of questions.

    I feel badly for the guy seriously injured, but geez man... sometimes when you act like a moron you get hurt doing so.

    http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/10 ... y-mob?lite
    Yeah that's kinda where I'm at at this point. This group of "stunters" were acting like hooligans, one way or the other, even if they weren't directly threatening the family in the SUV before the SUV went 4wheeling over some kawasakis. You pays your money and you takes your chances. Hooliganism has its risks. Is paralysis the proper "punishment" for basic hooliganism? Doubtful, but it's hard to have a ton of sympathy for anyone in that group of troublemaking bikers.
  • polaris_x
    polaris_x Posts: 13,559
    i'm still of the opinion the family's life were never threatened ... and that this driver made a poor decision ... obviously, it's subjective to a lot of stuff ... in any case - it's mind boggling that people want to arm everyone ... what's this guy gonna do with a gun? ... then give all these bikers guns ... yeah ... real great solution ...
  • hedonist
    hedonist Posts: 24,524
    Wait - did I miss something in all this relating to guns and everyone being armed?
  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,604
    hedonist wrote:
    Wait - did I miss something in all this relating to guns and everyone being armed?

    No, you didn't.
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  • Cliffy6745
    Cliffy6745 Posts: 34,036
    polaris_x wrote:
    i'm still of the opinion the family's life were never threatened ... and that this driver made a poor decision ... obviously, it's subjective to a lot of stuff ... in any case - it's mind boggling that people want to arm everyone ... what's this guy gonna do with a gun? ... then give all these bikers guns ... yeah ... real great solution ...

    How? If people make you stop and surround your car, feeling in danger is a pretty natural feeling.

    Punks. The one swore at reporters leaving the courthouse.

    Maybe they'll reconsider fucking with someone next time now that one of them is paralyzed.

    Bunch of squids.
  • JimmyV
    JimmyV Boston's MetroWest Posts: 19,604
    Cliffy6745 wrote:

    Punks.

    It seems pretty clear this is an accurate description of the particular group in question. The driver of the SUV might have not acted perfectly but the situation was created by those on the motorcycles. If they were simply out for a ride none of this happens.
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  • polaris_x
    polaris_x Posts: 13,559
    Cliffy6745 wrote:
    How? If people make you stop and surround your car, feeling in danger is a pretty natural feeling.

    Punks. The one swore at reporters leaving the courthouse.

    Maybe they'll reconsider fucking with someone next time now that one of them is paralyzed.

    Bunch of squids.

    all i know is if we start allowing people to run over people when they feel they are in danger arbitrarily ... then you've opened up a huge can of worms ... if you get into a road rage incident with some other driver ... is it ok to plow through a bunch of cars because the other guy gets out of his car?

    listen - i'm not a fan of these bikers in any way ... but i also know that if i leave them alone - they leave me alone ... i also know that if i didn't do anything wrong - they aren't gonna arbitrarily beat up my family ... what kind of precedent exists where these bikers randomly stop a family on the road and beat them? ...
  • Merkin Baller
    Merkin Baller Posts: 12,818
    These A-holes were trying to shut down the road so they could f- around on their bikes & show off. Their intentions were both juvenile & illegal. F- them, it's too bad more of them weren't injured, the selfish pricks deserve no less.

    I don't get how people can be upset over a biker getting hurt doing stupid illegal stuff.... It makes no sense to me.
  • pjhawks
    pjhawks Posts: 12,961
    polaris_x wrote:
    Cliffy6745 wrote:
    How? If people make you stop and surround your car, feeling in danger is a pretty natural feeling.

    Punks. The one swore at reporters leaving the courthouse.

    Maybe they'll reconsider fucking with someone next time now that one of them is paralyzed.

    Bunch of squids.

    all i know is if we start allowing people to run over people when they feel they are in danger arbitrarily ... then you've opened up a huge can of worms ... if you get into a road rage incident with some other driver ... is it ok to plow through a bunch of cars because the other guy gets out of his car?

    listen - i'm not a fan of these bikers in any way ... but i also know that if i leave them alone - they leave me alone ... i also know that if i didn't do anything wrong - they aren't gonna arbitrarily beat up my family ... what kind of precedent exists where these bikers randomly stop a family on the road and beat them? ...

    I kind of get what you are saying here but if i'm in the same situation i'm plowing through just as the SUV driver did. although i'm not getting off the highway. whatever happened that led to the dbag stopping his bike in front of the SUV still isn't clear, but it still doesn't give the bikers the right to surround the SUV. Surrounding the SUV in itself is a threatening posture. it's horrible that someone got seriously injured but I have a hard time blaming the driver knowing i'd do the same thing in the same situation.
  • polaris_x wrote:
    Cliffy6745 wrote:
    How? If people make you stop and surround your car, feeling in danger is a pretty natural feeling.

    Punks. The one swore at reporters leaving the courthouse.

    Maybe they'll reconsider fucking with someone next time now that one of them is paralyzed.

    Bunch of squids.

    all i know is if we start allowing people to run over people when they feel they are in danger arbitrarily ... then you've opened up a huge can of worms ... if you get into a road rage incident with some other driver ... is it ok to plow through a bunch of cars because the other guy gets out of his car?

    listen - i'm not a fan of these bikers in any way ... but i also know that if i leave them alone - they leave me alone ... i also know that if i didn't do anything wrong - they aren't gonna arbitrarily beat up my family ... what kind of precedent exists where these bikers randomly stop a family on the road and beat them? ...

    This wasn't arbitrary- their was a perceived threat that was imposed upon this family. If the guy had just sat in his suv and then was dragged out and pummelled, people would be second guessing him saying, "Why didn't the guy just drive off?" As it stands the way it went... you are second guessing him: so he really couldn't win in this situation which, begging repetition, he never asked for.
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  • MotoDC
    MotoDC Posts: 947
    Cliffy6745 wrote:
    polaris_x wrote:
    i'm still of the opinion the family's life were never threatened ... and that this driver made a poor decision ... obviously, it's subjective to a lot of stuff ... in any case - it's mind boggling that people want to arm everyone ... what's this guy gonna do with a gun? ... then give all these bikers guns ... yeah ... real great solution ...

    How? If people make you stop and surround your car, feeling in danger is a pretty natural feeling.

    Punks. The one swore at reporters leaving the courthouse.

    Maybe they'll reconsider fucking with someone next time now that one of them is paralyzed.

    Bunch of squids.
    Squids! Nice. Haven't seen or used that term since I used to post regularly over on esportbike.com. Good times. :thumbup:
  • The motorcycle riding contingency of this forum cannot even find fault with the guy's actions. It's a slam dunk.

    We can talk hypotheticals, but what for? In this particular instance, a man exercised his judgement to try and ensure his family and he were safe.

    The motorcycle morons flaunted their poor behaviour and in the process of doing so... one of them got hurt. It's too bad that everyone out that day didn't slink back into their homes when the morons were flying about with no regard for anyone, but life cannot stop because idiots wish to play idiots.
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