This is coming from a different country. I personally know various cops, you can't choose your family. Most I don't like but I know what they say, once a cop, always a cop and a cop is never off duty. They look down on correctional officers. Much the same some prison officers are nice, some are Aholes but it's just a job, they don't take it home with them. I'm with you, why shouldn't they be in a club?
I can see the benefit's of having a C.O. in your corner , but if not being able to find a club that will accept him is kinda on him, as the choice was his to make when he became a C.O. , theres plenty of CO's that wanna act like bikers and all that , but still treat brothers inside like sh*t, but you also have to ask yourself , is that CO that wants to be in a club willing to put his carreer on the line to help a 1 %'er when he's not truly in that world, but like I said, it was his decision to become a corrections dude and this is the repercutions of that action and choice , if he truly wants to be a club member, he has to give up that life of corrections as the biker club oath is living outside the law, they sure do have arresting capabilties and the ability to f**k up brothers, he has to ask himslef , if his superiour says , go shake down that biker, or f**k him up somehow, is he gonna choose his club life over his job as a corrections, who is he gonna honour, in the end, it comes down to which is he loyal to , the "boss" or his "pres", in my mind , you wear a badge of any kind f**k that , actually in the 70's scientist did an experiment were they choose like 12 normal college dudes, then flipped a coin on who would become a inmate or corrections officer and it was a disastor, it was eye opening on if you give a normal regular person a corrections unifrom how they would become power mad and f**k sh*t up , theres a movie about it , but I cant think of the name off the top of my messy brain
@@sswcustomsewing4276 thanks man , good to see you , it was a universaty and a book, your totally right, but recently they made a movie out of the study , its called " the standford prison experiment" with billy cudrup it was based on a study done in 1971 by stanford universaty, it was one of the most converstial socialogy experiments ever done , the dudes that were given corrections unforms turned into absolute monsters and abused the regular people in inmate uniforms, it was crazy casue they were all regular students and the uniforms were based on the flip of a coin on who got the inmate uni's and the guards uniform's, heck it out , it will disturb you on many levels, but it's also super eye opening and interesting
@@supercarspecifics Woa I will have to look up that movie that has to be quite the motion picture because the study was a pretty intense read. Thank you and it is always great to see you man.
As you said “ at what point do we quit the bullshit?” Is exactly my point! Thanks for the shoutout, I never expected to actually see a video about it lol. And no, in my state, we do not carry a gun inside ( for obvious reasons) nor do we have a badge. Stay safe Danny.
ML&R As much as they could be a help to a brother inside, how he conducts himself with other inmates may have consequences that reflect onto the club and could cause unwanted conflict. They would need to be a real solid dude. Can you trust someone who was a CO before the club? May be a different story if he was a member before becoming a CO.
I knew a guy from the neighborhood that worked in the jail. He wasn't a guard & I can't remember exactly what his job was but he was one of our crew. I was never locked up while he was working there but I know he'd have "helped me out" w/ whatever if I had been. We knew exactly what he was made of though since we all grew up together.
My brother's parole officer right now is really cool, he's pretty chill, but in the past, holy shit did he ever have some bad ones, just real jerks looking for any reason to toss him back in the joint. Screws and P.O.'s are not cops, no, but some of them sure think they are.
My opinion, CO’s are law enforcement, so they have every right to join an lemc. Whoever this club is, has some bs bylaws for not wanting this guy to join. Maybe better for him in the long run
You take a risk with a CO. Reason being their job is to report situations to their superiors, and those carry repercussions. Results being inmates getting in trouble, “ cuffed up”, longer sentences etc. And the department of corrections can press new charges against you if u catch a case inside.. they tear up your cells, shit I can go on and on but let me stop.. sorry if that’s not a cop it’s definitely a junior bacon.. they carry cuffs for fks sake.. definitely not 1% material lol.. and then let’s look at it like this from another angle, are they gonna be willing to give up that career to protect a brother.. yea I feel some type a way 🤣
That's been my argument for most guys in the club world now days. I always say.... so your telling me this guy that makes 200k a year, lives in a million dollar home, has three kids, hot wife, life by its balls is gonna give all that up for a brother? Yeah right.
While I respect what your saying. But I disagree. Living in a town of CO's. Your wrong, their attitude is a cops attitude. Their high and mighty. There's a few that are not, very few. I was raised as there is us and they're is them. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I was raised. Yeah, there's probably perks to knowing them but I'll take my chances not...
So prison guards get treated like the Irish.. 😂 Mad about slavery, but can’t be black. Not even a tattoo gun can make that happen. And too poor to kick it with government. 😂😂😂
This is coming from a different country. I personally know various cops, you can't choose your family. Most I don't like but I know what they say, once a cop, always a cop and a cop is never off duty.
They look down on correctional officers. Much the same some prison officers are nice, some are Aholes but it's just a job, they don't take it home with them.
I'm with you, why shouldn't they be in a club?
Ain't no different than having a police chief or mayor in ur pocket.
😏
I know a few COs. I definitely classify them as LE. They have a badge and a firearm.
I can see the benefit's of having a C.O. in your corner , but if not being able to find a club that will accept him is kinda on him, as the choice was his to make when he became a C.O. , theres plenty of CO's that wanna act like bikers and all that , but still treat brothers inside like sh*t, but you also have to ask yourself , is that CO that wants to be in a club willing to put his carreer on the line to help a 1 %'er when he's not truly in that world, but like I said, it was his decision to become a corrections dude and this is the repercutions of that action and choice , if he truly wants to be a club member, he has to give up that life of corrections as the biker club oath is living outside the law, they sure do have arresting capabilties and the ability to f**k up brothers, he has to ask himslef , if his superiour says , go shake down that biker, or f**k him up somehow, is he gonna choose his club life over his job as a corrections, who is he gonna honour, in the end, it comes down to which is he loyal to , the "boss" or his "pres", in my mind , you wear a badge of any kind f**k that , actually in the 70's scientist did an experiment were they choose like 12 normal college dudes, then flipped a coin on who would become a inmate or corrections officer and it was a disastor, it was eye opening on if you give a normal regular person a corrections unifrom how they would become power mad and f**k sh*t up , theres a movie about it , but I cant think of the name off the top of my messy brain
Wasn't it a university that did that study ? Because that behavioral study was in a book I was reading that was crazy stuff. Glad to see you here man.
@@sswcustomsewing4276 thanks man , good to see you , it was a universaty and a book, your totally right, but recently they made a movie out of the study , its called " the standford prison experiment" with billy cudrup it was based on a study done in 1971 by stanford universaty, it was one of the most converstial socialogy experiments ever done , the dudes that were given corrections unforms turned into absolute monsters and abused the regular people in inmate uniforms, it was crazy casue they were all regular students and the uniforms were based on the flip of a coin on who got the inmate uni's and the guards uniform's, heck it out , it will disturb you on many levels, but it's also super eye opening and interesting
@@supercarspecifics Woa I will have to look up that movie that has to be quite the motion picture because the study was a pretty intense read. Thank you and it is always great to see you man.
good morning Danny D, hope you have a great weekend stay safe MLH&R xoxo
You too, thanks.
Have not seen you in a while, I hope you and yours are doing good. Much respect. :)
All good here. Thank you.
I think that's what's up bro as long as he's really a brother and would look out for his brothers
Law enforcement motorcycle clubs would be like outlaw cops. Makes zero sense. It’s actually pretty pathetic to me.
Same
Hell yes corrections officer could work for MC if he ain't playing both side's but must be kept out of important shit.
Until he proves otherwise. Agreed
As you said “ at what point do we quit the bullshit?” Is exactly my point! Thanks for the shoutout, I never expected to actually see a video about it lol. And no, in my state, we do not carry a gun inside ( for obvious reasons) nor do we have a badge. Stay safe Danny.
I've always thought that too, a CO isn't a cop and will benefit the club long as he doesn't become a 🐖 he can take care of one of the brothers!
ML&R As much as they could be a help to a brother inside, how he conducts himself with other inmates may have consequences that reflect onto the club and could cause unwanted conflict. They would need to be a real solid dude. Can you trust someone who was a CO before the club? May be a different story if he was a member before becoming a CO.
Ah, this is a good point as well.
My brother was a CO in GA years ago. Inside the gate their le. Outside the gate they have NO legal authority whatsoever.
I knew a guy from the neighborhood that worked in the jail. He wasn't a guard & I can't remember exactly what his job was but he was one of our crew. I was never locked up while he was working there but I know he'd have "helped me out" w/ whatever if I had been. We knew exactly what he was made of though since we all grew up together.
My brother's parole officer right now is really cool, he's pretty chill, but in the past, holy shit did he ever have some bad ones, just real jerks looking for any reason to toss him back in the joint. Screws and P.O.'s are not cops, no, but some of them sure think they are.
My opinion, CO’s are law enforcement, so they have every right to join an lemc. Whoever this club is, has some bs bylaws for not wanting this guy to join. Maybe better for him in the long run
I don’t see it ending well..
I think that you can only serve one master. Law enforcement or outlaw if you are both you are corrupted.
You can't get more 💯 then that
I can agree with that Monte.
No that makes him a real outlaw, next level shit.
It would be hard for me to trust him
I can completely understand that too.
Danny that’s keeping it 💯
Thanks man.
They want to be a mc club but can’t join so u make your own club - makes sense now and u can carry legel weapons lol
Lol
You take a risk with a CO. Reason being their job is to report situations to their superiors, and those carry repercussions. Results being inmates getting in trouble, “ cuffed up”, longer sentences etc. And the department of corrections can press new charges against you if u catch a case inside.. they tear up your cells, shit I can go on and on but let me stop.. sorry if that’s not a cop it’s definitely a junior bacon.. they carry cuffs for fks sake.. definitely not 1% material lol.. and then let’s look at it like this from another angle, are they gonna be willing to give up that career to protect a brother.. yea I feel some type a way 🤣
That's been my argument for most guys in the club world now days. I always say.... so your telling me this guy that makes 200k a year, lives in a million dollar home, has three kids, hot wife, life by its balls is gonna give all that up for a brother? Yeah right.
@@dannydlowbikertv exactly bro
ML&R Mr. D-low, however corrections officers carry a badge, a gun and the ability to toss you in solitary, so I would have some trust
Only when your in jail. Bit I get it
He can go to IOMC. They will take anybody. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
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While I respect what your saying. But I disagree. Living in a town of CO's. Your wrong, their attitude is a cops attitude. Their high and mighty. There's a few that are not, very few. I was raised as there is us and they're is them. Maybe I'm wrong, but that's how I was raised. Yeah, there's probably perks to knowing them but I'll take my chances not...
Well. There's those of us that have don't things and know, and some do not. Always try to respect opinions. I agree though. 💯
So prison guards get treated like the Irish.. 😂
Mad about slavery, but can’t be black.
Not even a tattoo gun can make that happen.
And too poor to kick it with government.
😂😂😂