Sounds like you are writing fiction. A lot of bikers are also veterans. I'm a biker and I don't remember every acting like that to any elderly...especially a vet. I admire elite branches like SEAL teams etc. It's not always bikers that you need to suspect but a large percentage of "law enforcement " are corrupt
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s great to hear from someone who identifies as a biker and values the respect for veterans. Your insight highlights the complexity of different communities and reminds us that stereotypes don’t define individuals. It's essential to acknowledge the positive contributions of many groups, including bikers and law enforcement. I appreciate your engagement, and it's encouraging to have conversations that promote understanding among all!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I understand that the story might seem fictional, but it's actually inspired by real events that resonate deeply with many people. These narratives often carry valuable lessons about resilience, compassion, and the impact of our actions. I hope you'll continue to explore and find inspiration in these stories that reflect true experiences and teach us important life lessons!
@@LifeStory99999 "inspired by real events" In otherwords this is a made up story, based on dated stereotypes. Biker's have no interest in harassing really anyone - let alone an old man. These "narratives" as you call them are not intended to instill life lessons, but rather to elicit clicks.
@@jonathonchalk6603 Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your perspective on the portrayal of bikers and the intent behind these stories. It’s true that narratives can sometimes rely on stereotypes, and not every story resonates with everyone. However, they can also spark important conversations about community, respect, and the complexity of human experiences. While some stories might focus on gaining attention, others aim to highlight genuine experiences and lessons that can inspire reflection and growth. Your insight is valuable, and it encourages a more nuanced discussion about how we represent different groups in storytelling. Let’s continue to celebrate the positive stories that uplift and connect us, and work together to foster understanding among all communities!
Sounds like you are writing fiction. A lot of bikers are also veterans. I'm a biker and I don't remember every acting like that to any elderly...especially a vet. I admire elite branches like SEAL teams etc. It's not always bikers that you need to suspect but a large percentage of "law enforcement " are corrupt
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It’s great to hear from someone who identifies as a biker and values the respect for veterans. Your insight highlights the complexity of different communities and reminds us that stereotypes don’t define individuals. It's essential to acknowledge the positive contributions of many groups, including bikers and law enforcement. I appreciate your engagement, and it's encouraging to have conversations that promote understanding among all!
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I understand that the story might seem fictional, but it's actually inspired by real events that resonate deeply with many people. These narratives often carry valuable lessons about resilience, compassion, and the impact of our actions. I hope you'll continue to explore and find inspiration in these stories that reflect true experiences and teach us important life lessons!
@@LifeStory99999 "inspired by real events" In otherwords this is a made up story, based on dated stereotypes. Biker's have no interest in harassing really anyone - let alone an old man. These "narratives" as you call them are not intended to instill life lessons, but rather to elicit clicks.
@@jonathonchalk6603 Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your perspective on the portrayal of bikers and the intent behind these stories. It’s true that narratives can sometimes rely on stereotypes, and not every story resonates with everyone. However, they can also spark important conversations about community, respect, and the complexity of human experiences. While some stories might focus on gaining attention, others aim to highlight genuine experiences and lessons that can inspire reflection and growth. Your insight is valuable, and it encourages a more nuanced discussion about how we represent different groups in storytelling. Let’s continue to celebrate the positive stories that uplift and connect us, and work together to foster understanding among all communities!