Daily Stormer
June 8, 2015
Up to a thousand bikers assembled Sunday outside a courthouse in Waco to protest the continued jailing of over a hundred bikers following the biker-war shootout at a restaurant three weeks ago.
Inexplicably, not a single bitch was burned down during the protest, and no one even tried to loot toilet paper from a CVS.
AP:
Bikers proclaimed their constitutional rights and held signs outside the McLennan County courthouse. Before they parked in front of the court building, they circled the jail and detention center twice.
“We wanted to let the boys know we were here,” Sons of Liberty motorcycle club member Mel Robins said. The protest was organized by the club’s Dallas chapter.
The Confederation of Clubs and Independents urged members in an email to avoid the protest so as not to “exacerbate what is already a highly charged” situation. That group is the one that organized the May 17 meeting at a Waco Twin Peaks restaurant that ended in gunfire.
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Adam Valdez, 66, defied the confederation’s request to steer clear of the demonstration, riding about 175 miles from Yoakum, Texas, to attend.
“‘Bikers’ lives matter’ may be a cliche but it’s true,” he said, referring to the words on a sign taped to the front of his motorcycle. “We’re no different.”
Hundreds of Blacks cannot gather and not commit acts of violence.
The sickening SJWs have been whining that the bikers were treated differently after the shootout than Black criminals are treated when they riot, but this protest again shows that Whites are treated differently than Blacks because their behavior is different.