Was anybody else super impressed with how well organized they were, and how quickly they pulled together to protect Billy? I mean, damn. Wouldn't want to be on their bad sides.
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I've been around several clubs. They are a true brotherhood and definitely not what most people think. I'm more surprised that the cast and crew got out of there without the cops being called.
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I've been around several clubs. They are a true brotherhood and definitely not what most people think.
The problem here is that you have to distinguish what type of bikers you are talking about. You have many different types of clubs. The outlaw clubs, or 1%er clubs (Hells Angels, Bandidos, The Rock Machine, The Outlaws, etc), they are bad people. They are criminal organizations. They may do things for charity and try to get a better image for themselves, but they are running drugs, weapons, etc. Some of them may be really nice guys, but they are still involved in some type of illegal activity.
But there are tons of law abiding clubs as well. I'm a biker. I ride, I'm in a club (I was the Sergeant at Arms in my prior chapter, but I'm a Nomad now). But I'm also in law enforcement. As a matter of fact, my entire club is made up of law enforcement. You wouldn't know it by looking at 99% of us, but we are.
The club portrayed in Bad Grandpa are a legitimate club that looks out for children. Some of them may have criminal records in their past, but doesn't make them bad guys (or girls).
Certainly made me change my opinion of them, being part of a good cause - how sweet.
Ashmi any question
What kinda balls does Greg Harris have to purposely wind those guys up like that. I hope he got a bonus!
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I was surprised that no one cracked a bottle and pull out a knife
shareYeah I know it's a staged movie and all and the father was a piece of sh!t and the gang had good intentions but they were interfering the law. Billy lawfully belongs with his dad.
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