(Jim) writes:

i live right on the east side of indy. i am very familiar with the bar
being mentioned. its a rowdy red-neck bar and i would not even consider
going in there without my pistol. (who wants to be the only one in the
bar without a pistol?) i dont know anything about this incident but the
reputation of this place leads me to question the stated facts. you can
get into trouble just for going inside...... but going inside while
being anything but a white red neck country drunk is defiantly looking
for trouble. they should post a warning or disclaimer on the door to
warn unsuspecting people of the impending danger upon entering. (just my
opinion, based on first hand knowledge)

Interesting. So assuming a couple of Mexicans did naively walk into
the place and then stay for a drink (or 2 or 3...), how likely would
you think it that these guys would then start pawing the women?

If your description is accurate (and I don't know anything about you,
which makes you much more credible than the nazis who write and post
**** here), it sounds to me like some asshole knocked over the
mexicans' beer and picked a fight for "no reason." Probably the way
the cops saw it too. Klansmen are real tuff guys when they're all
liquored up and outnumber their "opponents", after all.

Chairman Mao says: "Female panties not best thing on Earth; but next
to best thing!"

--
Col. I.P. Yurin
Commissariat of Internal Security

Stakhanovite
Order of Lenin (1937)
Hero of Socialist Labor (1939)

it sounds to me like some asshole knocked over the
mexicans' beer and picked a fight for "no reason." Probably the way
the cops saw it too. Klansmen are real tuff guys when they're all
liquored up and outnumber their "opponents", after all.

This is probably right on the money; in "Huckberry Finn"
Mark Twain talks about how a bunch of
cowards band together & try to act tough against an outnumbered foe.

& No One in there was a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize ...

Maybe someone was running Hookers out of there. . .



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writes:



(Jim) writes:

i live right on the east side of indy. i am very familiar with the bar
being mentioned. its a rowdy red-neck bar and i would not even consider
going in there without my pistol. (who wants to be the only one in the
bar without a pistol?) i dont know anything about this incident but the
reputation of this place leads me to question the stated facts. you can
get into trouble just for going inside...... but going inside while
being anything but a white red neck country drunk is defiantly looking
for trouble. they should post a warning or disclaimer on the door to
warn unsuspecting people of the impending danger upon entering. (just my
opinion, based on first hand knowledge)

Interesting. So assuming a couple of Mexicans did naively walk into
the place and then stay for a drink (or 2 or 3...), how likely would
you think it that these guys would then start pawing the women?

If your description is accurate (and I don't know anything about you,
which makes you much more credible than the nazis who write and post
**** here), it sounds to me like some asshole knocked over the
mexicans' beer and picked a fight for "no reason." Probably the way
the cops saw it too. Klansmen are real tuff guys when they're all
liquored up and outnumber their "opponents", after all.

Chairman Mao says: "Female panties not best thing on Earth; but next
to best thing!"

--
Col. I.P. Yurin
Commissariat of Internal Security

Stakhanovite
Order of Lenin (1937)
Hero of Socialist Labor (1939)