It's everywhere, the shootout between the Bandidos and Waterdogs, why did it happen? It's a good damn question isn't it? Sadly it's a question we've been asking for the last few weeks. First you had Oklahoma, then you had Texas and now this one. Incidents that have made International news. 

There is never going to be an answer to that question as long as it continues to happen. What's the common theme? The bigger clubs getting into it with each other or they're getting into it with smaller clubs. Personally, I can't see why the leadership don't get it, people no longer want to deal with their baggage. 

Motorcycle Clubs got away from the AMA because of their rules, now the clubs have become the AMA. What kind of hypocrisy is that? 

The old protocol is dead, the old traditions are dead, time to evolve and come into modern times. The internet has actually woken a lot of people up, they understand there is no need to be ruled over by a dominant. This is why you're seeing smaller clubs fighting back now. If dominants think they can keep bullying smaller clubs they're actually on the wrong path. How many funerals are they going to keep going to because smaller clubs are fighting back? When will the leadership tell it's members to stop the crap?

Clubs that engage in bullying or acts of violence can no longer play the victims. With acts of violence like this people are not going to rallying with their causes any more. When they claimed they are being profiled people will say, "you all did it to yourself, no sympathy from them." It's already started to turn in that direction. It's sad but true. 

One thing I think creators can do is continue to talk about this issue instead of ignoring it. Let's be honest, that's what a lot of us have been doing. Maybe it's time to identify the problem and maybe one of these leaders will come to their senses. Maybe then will we see some actual progress in clubs coming to the table and calling for the end of all this nonsense. 

Check out my thoughts further in this video. Something has to give. 

THE BANDIDOS MC & WATERDOGS MC SHOOTOUT IN NEW MEXICO

Something that is interesting in this business, especially this niche, is the feedback I receive from those that follow Insane Throttle. Whenever the subject of motorcycle clubs comes up people are adamant about dominants and patch policing. 

What is Patch Policing?

It’s a term people use for the clubs that try to keep to the traditional ways of keeping other clubs from forming, which many people take out of context. Regardless of your definition, and my personal opinion on how it’s still a good thing, one has to ask the question, “Is it time to stop?” 

I would’ve been the first one to say no, but looking around the scene in modern times, it’s looking like that time. For one, how is a club going to check others when views of society have changed? It’s no longer the case where people want to be subjected to someone else's way of thinking. 

You can see this in many of the clubs now that just start up. This is especially true with clubs with younger people who’ve been on the streets before joining a club. These types of people know the street and know how to fight back. 

In times gone by you would have a new start up club bend the knee if you will. That’s not the case any longer. Smaller clubs are fighting back and doing it with more force than ever seen before. 

Smaller Clubs are not going to be told what to do

If you look at the recent news lately with shootings, you’re going to find most of them with clubs you don’t recognize. The reason this is the case is because they are newer clubs. With newer clubs there is a willingness to do what they want to do regardless of tradition. 

Is tradition gone? I’d have to honestly say yes, tradition doesn’t mean anything anymore. When times change you have to change with them, something that I believe the dominants are going to have to recognize at some point. Change is hard, especially after decades of traditions, but change has to be on the table in order to prosper in modern times. 

Check out the video on the rest of my thoughts on this subject, and again thanks for all the support you give this channel.

Hello Hooligans

Just wanted to bring up a debate topic, some might say it's mean, but nevertheless an interesting subject. I've talked about this somewhat before, "when small creators run off the mouth for attention." One of the things you will have to expect as a creator if you get bigger is the haters, especially so-called other creators riding off your coat tails. 

These are the type of people that run to the top of a mountain and scream and yell hoping someone will hear them. They try and dirty up your name in the hopes that someone will notice them, at the end of the day though they finally realize their nobodies. What a shock that must be to their system, all that hard work and people look at them as a loser. Must be hard for them, it's probably been that way all their lives. 

This type of person lives in a sad state, no one ever cared about who they were when they were growing up, didn't invite them to the prom or homecoming, more than likely only gave them charity sex. They are people who are misreable because they've never been given attention by anyone. They can't stand being on the outside looking in, they can't stand that they have a hopeless existence. This is your textbook definition of a hater, what it must be like for them. 

If you ever sat down with a hater I believe you would get the poor me story, my mom used to do crack and eventually I started doing it with her. They had such a hard life  they made it their mission to inject their worthless thoughts into everyone elses lives. Problem with that is 99% of people don't care about thier thoughts, they look at them and actually laugh. Come on, they really make it easy and they're so worthless you want to have fun with it. They started the hate after all didn't they? It is fun living in someone's head rent free, especially when they brought it on in the first place. 

Do I have any sympathy whatsoever for these type of people? Hell no, why would I have any sympathy for them for bringing everything on themselves? Unlike what society tries to tell you about feeling sorry for people, I don't. A person who's sorry existence is to cry and whine is someone I have no time for. If you give these people the time of day that's time out of your life you won't get back. Let them wither on the grape vine until eventually they fall out of existence. This isn't just how you deal with haters, but with toxic people in general. Don't let them in your lives and surely don't let them get to you. 

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