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Just because they support vets doesn't mean that they aren't 1. expected to follow the rules. 2. it's the right thing to do. 3. For the life of me I don't understand why people have such a hard time understanding that. .
1. What rules? Who made them? Where are they written? and who gave the COC the authority to make them?
2. What's right about caving in to someone who is stepping on your rights as an American?
3. I understand it completely and what the COC is trying to do is wrong. They don't have the right or the authority to force their "rules" on anyone.
The biggest thing I don't "understand" is the "That's the way it is, get used to it" attitude. That's not the way it is and the PGR should fight against it.
I don't understand why any dominant club would have a problem with the PGR wearing their patches in order to conduct the business of honoring our fallen service men and women. It's not like they are competing for same thing. What gives?
I don't understand why any dominant club would have a problem with the PGR wearing their patches in order to conduct the business of honoring our fallen service men and women. It's not like they are competing for same thing. What gives?
Once again the intelligence and common sense of a woman cuts to the chase with a valid question...
I don't understand why any dominant club would have a problem with the PGR wearing their patches in order to conduct the business of honoring our fallen service men and women. It's not like they are competing for same thing. What gives?
From what i have gathered and I may be wrong (I have been known to be wrong on occasion). There was no problem with wearing the patch in order conduct the business of the group, but some individuals in the organization were wearing the patches to other functions? I do not believe anyone should be criticizing the leadership of the PGR in this decision. Whether you agree with it or not they are just looking out for the best interest of everyone involved.
1. What rules? Who made them? Where are they written? and who gave the COC the authority to make them?
2. What's right about caving in to someone who is stepping on your rights as an American?
3. I understand it completely and what the COC is trying to do is wrong. They don't have the right or the authority to force their "rules" on anyone.
The biggest thing I don't "understand" is the "That's the way it is, get used to it" attitude. That's not the way it is and the PGR should fight against it.
You can do anything you want, so long as youre willing to pay the consequences for it. Do you even know what the COC is? I dont think that you do when you ask questions like, who gave the COC the authority to make them (the rules).
Everyone that puts a club or organizational patch on their back gives them the authority its like any other organization, think of it in terms of a sporting event a bunch of folks in different groups come together and decide what the governing rules will be and then theyre set, if you dont play by the rules, you dont play.
Youre absolutely right, they dont have the authority to force or enforce their rules on anyone and thats great in theory, but go try it in practice.
As for the PGR fighting against it, again great in theory, but again pretty useless in the real world you willing to go to any length to wear that patch? Pretty sure youre in the minority if you are.
From what i have gathered and I may be wrong (I have been known to be wrong on occasion). There was no problem with wearing the patch in order conduct the business of the group, but some individuals in the organization were wearing the patches to other functions? I do not believe anyone should be criticizing the leadership of the PGR in this decision. Whether you agree with it or not they are just looking out for the best interest of everyone involved.
Like what other functions? Just PGR guys showing pride in their group or like it was a whole other "club"?
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You're right!! Let's catch a bullet through the brain to make a point!
Buddy, if you have to deal with the wrong people, that could be a very painfull lesson.
Do you even know what the COC is? I dont think that you do when you ask questions like, who gave the COC the authority to make them (the rules) I dont care who they are they have no authority, over me or anyone else.
Everyone that puts a club or organizational patch on their back gives them the authority[B]I didnt give them sh*t and I wear a patch[/B
Youre absolutely right, they dont have the authority to force or enforce their rules on anyone and thats great in theory, but go try it in practice.Are you implying that they would resort to criminal behavior to enforce their "rules"? I dont respect criminal organizations.
As for the PGR fighting against it, again great in theory, but again pretty useless in the real world you willing to go to any length to wear that patch? I dont wear the PGR patch but I do wear a patch and I will fight for that right.
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