Hell's Angels earn six buckets of money, but (((outrage))) shuts them down

[End Times]

https://www.nwitimes.com/news/local/porter/aryan-bell-ringing-controversy-in-valpo-goes-viral/article_0d3f7f68-6bc1-57c4-b2ff-af0bf88c0407.html

Images of bell ringers sporting controversial patches on leather jackets outside the Walmart in Valparaiso have caused an uproar on social media.

Tips and images shared with The Times appear to show men with leather jackets, one with a patch reading "Aryan" and another with a Confederate flag patch ringing the bell Friday for the Salvation Army.

The original Facebook post has been shared nearly 10,000 times.

The bell ringers in question were confirmed to be members of the Hell's Angels Northwest Indiana Region Motorcycle Club.

"Our worldwide multinational, multiracial motorcycle club excepts [sic] motorcyclists from all walks of life," a representative for the motorcycle club said.

The representative said some members may wear "heritage-based" patches, such as Latinos wearing "LATINO," Japanese wearing "BUSHIDO" and whites wearing "ARYAN." He also said most members do not sport these types of patches.

"That's not what our clubs [sic] is about," the representative said. "However like all Americans, we love exercising our freedom. Sometimes freedom means you see and hear things you may not like. We accept that. The focus of today has nothing to do with freedom though. It has to do with charity and sacrificing for you community.

"I'd suggest to those making negative comments that maybe a little less time should be spent exercising your freedom of speech and a little more be spent to making a positive difference in our society."


The Hell's Angels Northwest Indiana Region advertised their plans to bell ring on their Facebook page Friday morning. The post, including a graphic depicting the well-known red Salvation Army bucket and logos, shared that Hell's Angels members would be collecting donations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at the Valparaiso Walmart.

On Saturday, the Hell's Angels posted again — this time including their own photos of members dressed in vests with patches and Santa hats next to the Salvation Army's "Doing the Most Good" sign and buckets. One appeared to be sporting the "Aryan" patch that attracted attention in the original Facebook post that went viral.

"Thank you Valparaiso for showing your support for our less fortunate neighbors," the Hell's Angels NWI Region Facebook post read. "You helped us fill 6 buckets fulla cash! Big thanks to the Salvation Army for the opportunity to help our community."

Calls and emails sent to the Porter County Salvation Army, public relations contact for the Salvation Army central territory and the Walmart media hotline were not immediately returned.

Check back at nwi.com for updates as they become available.

[vacuum]

I'm so tired of this crap.

[madfranks]

members may wear "heritage-based" patches, such as Latinos wearing "LATINO," Japanese wearing "BUSHIDO" and whites wearing "ARYAN."But only one of these is "racist", the rest are not.

[Neuro]

Salvation Army is the only aid organization I would consider giving money too. They are the only one not employing management that are payed 6 figure salaries. And they make a difference in the local community.

[madfranks]

Salvation Army is the only aid organization I would consider giving money too. They are the only one not employing management that are payed 6 figure salaries. And they make a difference in the local community.Samaritan's Purse is also a good charity to donate to.

[Neuro]

Samaritan's Purse is also a good charity to donate to.

We don’t have that in Sweden.

[madfranks]

We don’t have that in Sweden.

Oh.

[End Times]

Samaritan's Purse is also a good charity to donate to.

Samaritan's Purse® is a brand name of the Graham "evangelical" empire. "Helping in Jesus' Name®" is their motto (yes, the registered trademark symbol is in the original). A lot of their "work" is for the Third World. They are highly-sensitive to Babylon's ideological demands, skewing their "work" towards non-Whites and those who have caused their own suffering (e.g., those with HIV/AIDS). It is also tainted with the same worldly mammon-love of other major "charities" - Franklin Graham received a full salary from both the BGEA and Samaritan's Purse, until caught, then did it again ($1.2 million/year).

The Salvation Army has proven itself as preaching the Gospel without words, and helps our people, those affected by disaster, drunkenness, dope addiction, and other challenges in life. Its paid staff receive relatively Spartan cash and in-kind compensation.

The Salvation Army is the only non-exclusively-local charity I donate to. I did to the Butte County Unit for the recent fires.

[madfranks]

Samaritan's Purse® is a brand name of the Graham "evangelical" empire. "Helping in Jesus' Name®" is their motto (yes, the registered trademark symbol is in the original). A lot of their "work" is for the Third World. They are highly-sensitive to Babylon's ideological demands, skewing their "work" towards non-Whites and those who have caused their own suffering (e.g., those with HIV/AIDS). It is also tainted with the same worldly mammon-love of other major "charities" - Franklin Graham received a full salary from both the BGEA and Samaritan's Purse, until caught, then did it again ($1.2 million/year).

The Salvation Army has proven itself as preaching the Gospel without words, and helps our people, those affected by disaster, drunkenness, dope addiction, and other challenges in life. Its paid staff receive relatively Spartan cash and in-kind compensation.

The Salvation Army is the only non-exclusively-local charity I donate to. I did to the Butte County Unit for the recent fires.

I appreciate the info. I know Samaritan's Purse donates a lot to the third world, to be honest to me they seem to be a continuation of what we used to call "the White man's burden." One of the specific charities I support through Samaritan's Purse is the wheelchair charity, which provides wheelchairs to disabled folks. To me that, along with the message of the Gospel, is a worthwhile charity.

But I may have underestimated the importance and value of the Salvation Army. Maybe this year I'll focus some giving to them.

[End Times]

I appreciate the info. I know Samaritan's Purse donates a lot to the third world, to be honest to me they seem to be a continuation of what we used to call "the White man's burden." One of the specific charities I support through Samaritan's Purse is the wheelchair charity, which provides wheelchairs to disabled folks. To me that, along with the message of the Gospel, is a worthwhile charity.

But I may have underestimated the importance and value of the Salvation Army. Maybe this year I'll focus some giving to them.

One thing I especially advise against is donating to the United Way. Always donate directly to a charity/"charity." United Way = "charity" moneychangers; they take their (large) cut while doing nothing essential.