Polititics and Motorcycles

Discussion in 'Texas Bikers' started by Bill Walker, Aug 12, 2003.

  1. Bill Walker

    Bill Walker Guest

    Quite a few (at least a couple) of the posters on this newsgroup have
    taken offense to Off Topic postings, by me.. Noticeably these "topic"
    monitors are Bush supporters and will engage in any off topic subject,
    except the hard hitting, anti Bush rhetoric.. Anyone, riding a motorcycle,
    OR NOT, who isn't capable of making the connection between politics and the
    freedoms we enjoy, is not conscious of the reality of our times.. If you
    enjoy the freedom to ride your motorcycle down a long stretch of highway,
    with the wind in your face, WITHOUT the constrictions of wearing a helmet,
    doesn't appreciate or understand the fights that were waged over the years
    by people who were politically active.. That is only one example.. There are
    many.. Politics affect almost every aspect of all our daily lives.. Enjoy
    the fellowship amongst other bikers, on this newsgroup, in rallies and other
    gatherings of your brothers and sisters of the Biker lifestyle.. Then ,
    consider , all that can be taken from you by the stroke of a pen.. In the
    atmosphere being created, as we speak, it is more of a reality each day..
    You don't like my posts, then, by all means, don't read them.. If you value
    the freedoms and liberties I have mentioned, you might be well advised to
    pay attention to some of what I have to say.. You are much closer to reality
    than you care to believe.. With regards and respect..

    Your friend in Irving
    Bill Walker
     
    Bill Walker, Aug 12, 2003
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  2. Bill Walker

    Bill Walker Guest

    Wasn't referring to any posts in particular..

    "Crouching Tiger Hidden
    If you take my posts personal, maybe you should examine your own responses..
    I don't recall directing any of my posts to you .. Your responses have been
    met with opposition, if that is personal to you, then I reiterate, maybe you
    should examine your own reactions..



    (or as
    read:

    Very commendable comment.. Not so impressive as you may think..
    There you have it.. My viewpoints are in opposition to the Bush/Republican
    strategies and who you trust is a matter of your own conscience..
    For the most part, the helmet law was opposed by a group of men, in this
    state and others who subscribe to the principles of the democratic, for the
    most part.. I will point out that quite a few republican brothers and
    sisters participated in the effort .. Where were you and what did you
    contribute ?? The gun thing is another issue .. but, I'll say that was
    another joint effort by both republican and democratic brothers and
    sisters.. What was your contribution to that effort ?? Motorcyclists from
    all over this nation are active, politically.. Some republican and some
    democrat.. Again.. I will reiterate, if my posts offend you , DON'T READ
    THEM.. chances are, they will be controversial.. If you respond to them, I
    will answer.. If you don't like that, **** OFF, Mr. Beemer Biker... LOL

    Bill Walker
    Irving, Tx.
     
    Bill Walker, Aug 12, 2003
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  3. Bill Walker

    Bill Walker Guest

    I chose not to respond to your post until you pursued it into another
    thread.. First, I will say this to you and clarify... I have ridden more
    motorcycle miles under more varied conditions than most and am still in
    possession of all my limbs.. I have posted on this newsgroup for a number of
    years now and will continue to do so.. I have accomplished the above without
    any advice or assistance from you or many like you.. Your opposition to my
    postings are very telling.. You obviously are a "come lately" and "wannabe"
    biker, who wishes to belong.. That is fine with me and I bear no ill will to
    anyone who wants to enjoy the lifestyle of biking.. I have discussed many
    subjects on here and in person, also with many different people.. That is
    the way it should be .. I will also continue to do that.. I oppose any
    violations of the rights granted to me by the Constitution of the US and to
    the Bill of Rights.. If my expression of that opposition is offensive to you
    and you consider that a violation against yourself, then, I must admit that
    I am opposed to your viewpoint and resent you very much.. I suspect you
    enjoy riding your motorcycle without a helmet, however, you would never lift
    a finger to fight for the right to do so.. I suspect, you would never
    sacrifice your day of relaxation to support a protest against a law that
    would restrict and limit your freedom to vote in a free election.. You don't
    want to be bothered, fine, someone will do it for you and you can enjoy the
    benefits.. That is your right.. I also defend that.. When you attack me
    "personally", as you have done on this thread and another, then I will call
    you what you are .. that is my right and I will defend that, as well..

    Your friend in Irving
    Bill Walker
     
    Bill Walker, Aug 13, 2003
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    Bill Walker Guest

    Thanks for clearing that up for all of us.. Now.. get off your ass, mount
    that motorcyle and support many of us who are trying to undo a lot of harm
    Bush is doing to all of us, including you..

    Your friend in Irving
    Bill Walker
     
    Bill Walker, Aug 13, 2003
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    Brian Walker Guest

    As opposed to what George Bush and Ronald Reagan did (not to mention
    Gerald Ford)? As opposed to what George W. Bush will be doing?

    Also, I think you're onto something here...I don't remember anyone
    ever paying Clinton for a single pardon he gave. Do you have some
    insider knowledge? I'm sure if he HAD accepted money for a pardon,
    someone would've prosecuted him over it. Can you elaborate?
    You're so wrong it's pathetic. The "land grab" you refer to WAS
    debated and passed through the house and senate. It was talked to
    death for a couple years prior to Clinton signing it into law. It
    wasn't a "land grab" where you make it sound like he started snagging
    people's property (although that's what was done during the
    "super-colider<sp?> project"...remember who did that?). They set aside
    acres of land which was already parks and designated them as
    "protected". This was portrayed as a "land grab" because the first
    thing Bush wanted to do was start drilling and cutting timber. That
    law cut Bush/Cheney's plans cold...and they haven't been able to un-do
    it after all their trying.
    Huh? You make it sound like we're supposed to protect a heritage. If
    your kids can't find another place to ride other than the little bit
    of protected park land, then they don't need to be riding...and they'd
    probably grow up to be self-centered wasting assholes anyway.

    My minister once said that environmentalists were wrong about the
    earth to be not used. He said the Bible says we are to use everything
    on earth as we see fit. Ok, I'll go with that. The way I see fit is to
    use a park to view it and enjoy the sight without some raggedy smokin'
    oil leakin' motorbike to be ripping through poppin' wheelies. Why
    should your use outweigh mine? There's billions of other acres that
    aren't protected...go use those.

    All this said, what does Clinton have to do with what is going on now?
    He's been out of the White House for a couple years...and he wasn't
    running for President since '96. All of Clinton's blow-jobs he
    received and pardons he handed out didn't affect you or I. People
    didn't die because of it. He didn't hand out pardons to terrorists or
    people who sent others to their death. Even though he could've handed
    some pardons to Tim McVeigh and Ted Kazinski<sp?> (which would've been
    equal to what previous Presidents handed out) he chose instead to give
    pardons to tax evaders and pot smokers. Funny thing about pardons,
    you're not dealing with "nice, honest hard working people"..."nice,
    honest hard working people" don't qualify for pardons.
     
    Brian Walker, Aug 14, 2003
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  6. Bill Walker

    Brian Walker Guest

    You're probably right. I remember alot of discussions in the late 90s
    here and on rec.moto about this topic and I heard a couple of
    discussions in the house on cspan concerning it. I don't remember
    how/who actually did the signing, but I also remember the Republicans
    (Bush/Cheney in particular) was screaming about it right before they
    took office. I also remember Bush tried to undo this and wasn't able
    to. There was also a promotion aimed at undo-ing it called "build it"
    or "construct it" or something like that which was nothing more than a
    lobby group out of Canada which was a timber connection.

    You hear many people spouting crap about Clinton where the things they
    spout about doesn't affect anyone. On the other hand, you have things
    that DO/DID affect us all done by others and these people can't seem
    to recall those things. That "land grab" he referred to didn't affect
    me or him. The supercolider<sp?> project that Reagan/Bush was so proud
    of snatched people's homes/land from them only to run up millions of
    dollars for a couple house plants and some furniture to do "photo ops"
    and talk about how wonderful it would be to bust an atom. Not a single
    family who lost their homes/property for that was able to get it back.
    I can't seem to find any of this "so-called" land that was grabbed by
    Clinton, but I can drive up and down this state and show you where
    people lost their homes in the 80s.
     
    Brian Walker, Aug 14, 2003
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    Charles Soto Guest


    Of course, I remember. I totally supported the conversion of MY lands
    to protected status...

    Charles
     
    Charles Soto, Aug 15, 2003
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    IceMan Guest

    for info on the super collider if anyone is intrested...
    http://www.hep.net/ssc/
    I was going to build my own super collider but bought a Ford Super Duty
    instead
    I think the consept is the same if I collide with anything and live thats
    super!!!

    IceMan
     
    IceMan, Aug 15, 2003
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