YOU'RE GIVING THE MOTORCYCLE CLUB SCENE A BLACK EYE

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YOU’RE PUTTING A BLACK EYE ON MOTORCYCLE CLUBS! I’ve been hearing that out of a lot of creators now, especially ones that would support the format for years. Why the sudden change? Well, it’s hypocrisy at it’s finest. It’s no secret clubs and their supporters are upset when they see their club in the news, but hey, get rid of them instead of being upset with the messenger.
00:00 Introduction YOU’RE PUTTING A BLACK EYE ON MOTORCYCLE CLUBS
01:00 Biker News isn’t anything new
04:15 Looking forward to show with Danny D Low and Black Dragon
07:43 If you’re not an independent you cant do biker news
10:20 The statement by Ed on the negativity
11:58 It’s about informing the biker community
13:29 If you don’t want those actions reported on don’t do it

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