Sons Of Anarchy The Final Season!!! Official Thread. HOLY SHIT!
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You sound like my little brother. I've been trying to get this nigga to check it out for years now. But his response was he wasn't watching no show with no redneck bikers. I guess he got bored over the holidays and started and hit me up last night about 9 episodes in and was hooked
the new comics are actually really good and follow Jax as a prospect.
I binged watched this. I miss this show.
20 Things Wrong With Sons Of Anarchy That Fans Choose To Ignore
FX has had some amazing shows since the network’s start in 1994, some of which have won multiple awards including Emmy’s and Golden Globes. While Sons of Anarchy has only won one Golden Globe, it became a fan-favorite for its seven seasons, which generated 92 episodes.
The dangerous world of Charming California introduced people to a club called Sons of Anarchy Motor Cycle Club Redwood Originals also known as SAMCRO.
Before Charlie Hunnam was fighting giant Kaiju or exploring the lost city of Z, he was a member of the Redwood Originals. He was joined by Ron Perlman and Katey Sagal, the latter of whom won a Golden Globe for her performance on the show.
With the talented cast, creative writing, and stellar camerawork, it was no surprise that Sons of Anarchy was going to do well with the network.
Jax, Charlie Hunnam’s character, struggled on the show to balance his life as a father and the leader of SAMCRO, but the network also struggled with certain elements of the show. Even though Sons of Anarchy was overall well received by fans and critics, there are still some parts of the show that do not make any sense and were never explained.
Some fans are willing to look past these mistakes since the rest of the show excelled on almost every level.
With that said, here are the 20 Things Wrong With Sons Of Anarchy That Fans Choose To Ignore.
20. NOBODY EVER HAS ENOUGH MONEY
For some people, money is what makes the world go round. Whether it be legally or illegally, the task of getting more money is often the basis for movies and television shows.
For all of the illegal activities that the gang gets into, it is kind of surprising they do not have more money to live comfortably. Between the substance business, firearm business, and all of the other illegal deals, there should be plenty of money to go around.
Clay Morrow especially makes a point to say that he is motivated to build back up his retirement money, but that never seems to happen on the show.
Everybody has bills to pay and obviously it costs money to keep a ruthless gang functioning effectively, but the bikers should be able to live a more luxurious lifestyle than what they do on the show.
Maybe the bikers just want to live a rough and tough lifestyle, but it would have made more sense to show the characters giving back to their loved ones, especially Jax.
By the end of the show, Jax has two children who will likely grow up to have a tough life thanks to their father’s choices. Money can’t solve everything, but it could have at least made their lives easier.Jones mentioned that, “In real life many tasks of violence and aggression by MC members are for seemingly petty things” and “MC members have been attacked and or [destroyed] for reasons that are senseless to 99% of society.”
While Sons of Anarchy depicts these violent acts to be part of bad business deals, in real life the members could get into fights with each other and other gangs for reasons that don’t make sense to anyone else.
The violence on the show may not be exaggerated, but it does not play out like it does on the show in real life.
19. REAL BIKER GANGS AREN’T AS VIOLENT
While Sons of Anarchy may not be real or even based on a true story, biker gangs do exist in real life.
Often times, the show depicts series of events that are extremely violent and brutal. While Biker Gangs in real life can most certainly be this violent, it is not like it is on TV.
Sons of Anarchy depicts violent outbursts from the gang members during and after a substance or arms deal goes wrong, but in real life, bikers are not usually involved with this extent of criminal activity and usually just fight for the fun of it.
Vaughan C. Jones is an attorney who represented a member of a biker club after they were taken into custody. Jones mentioned that, “In real life many tasks of violence and aggression by MC members are for seemingly petty things” and “MC members have been attacked and or [destroyed] for reasons that are senseless to 99% of society.”
While Sons of Anarchy depicts these violent acts to be part of bad business deals, in real life the members could get into fights with each other and other gangs for reasons that don’t make sense to anyone else.
The violence on the show may not be exaggerated, but it does not play out like it does on the show in real life.
18. GEMMA GIVING ABEL THE CLUB RING
It is safe to say that the Redwood Originals ruined a lot of people’s lives. This means not just the people they had conflicts with but the members themselves.
Many members of SAMCRO ended up meeting untimely demises or experiencing abuse and torture along the way.
A motorcycle club is far from the best thing a child could be exposed to but Gemma does just that in the episode titled, “Suits of Woe”.
Gemma dragged Jax into SAMCRO and she appears to be doing the same with Jax’s son Abel. Before she goes on the run away from Jax, Gemma gives her grandson a Sons ring.
On the surface seems harmless, but when you think about Gemma’s character, it becomes much more hazardous.
Despite the horrible things that have happened during her time in SAMCRO, Gemma still wants Abel to one day be a part of the club.
While Abel having the ring does not mean that he will for sure be a member of SAMCRO one day, him having a Sons ring makes that somewhat more likely.
Why Gemma would want to lead her grandson down this path is troubling, but then again a lot of Gemma’s actions were troubling.
17. JUICE’S CHARACTER ARC
Juan Carlos Ortiz was a character who appeared in the very first episode of the series. Often referred to as “Juice,” he was a loyal member of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club.
Juice was played by Theo Rossi for 85 episodes of Sons of Anarchy before his character was excommunicated and taken out by Ron Tully.
Juice was originally a light-hearted and naive character who brought a special set of skills to SAMCRO. Juice’s skill was hacking into databases to find intel about other motorcycle gangs so that SAMCRO could take them out and lower the competition in the substance and firearms business.
His character was loyal to SAMCRO for a solid three seasons until it was discovered in season four that his father was black making Juice half African-American.
One of SAMCRO’s original club rules forbid ethnic minorities to be members of the club, so Juice panicked and was manipulated by law enforcement to work against SAMCRO.
The members of the club have worked with people of different ethnicities before and do not seem to have a problem with black people.
Despite knowing this, Juice still completely turns his back on his friends and becomes a mole for the police.
16. THEIR LOVE OF MOTORCYCLES
Despite everything that happens in Sons of Anarchy, the program is still a show about a motorcycle gang in California.
There are some cinematically epic shots of the guys riding down the street on their bikes, but if the show was more accurate, the bikes themselves would play a more important role in Sons of Anarchy.
When it comes to biker gangs, most of them are formed not because of their love of substances or alcohol, but because of their love for motorcycles and the open road.
For a gang calling themselves a motorcycle club, SAMCRO really does not seem to love the thrill of riding a motorcycle. The characters depend on their motorcycles for transportation, but that is about it.
In real life motorcycle clubs, the members are supposed to solely rely on their bikes for transportation wherever they go which is not always the case on the show.
For example, members of the real-life motorcycle club called Hells Angels are expected to travel across state-lines and basically live on their motorcycles.
This may not be the case for the Sons of Anarchy, but the show was intended to be based on Hamlet. It is not surprising that their love for motorcycles was more of a side note than a main plot point.
FX probably didn’t want a show like The Devil’s Ride on their network, so fans will more than likely forgive them for not making the show as accurate as it could be.
15. CHIBS GETS TOGETHER WITH LT. JARRY
Filip Telford, also known as Chibs, was one of the few characters who survived the entire show. Even though he was not in every episode, Chibs was still a main character and one of the most devoted members of SAMCRO.
Chibs was at first Sergeant at Arms but quickly became the Vice-President of SAMCRO after Jax was promoted to President following Clay’s excommunication.
Chibs was incredibly devoted to Jax Teller, which led to him becoming the president of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Originals following Jax’s passing.
Lieutenant Althea Jarry, on the other hand, was nothing like Chibs. She was the head of the San Joaquin Sheriff Department following the passing of Eli Roosevelt and was only in ten episodes of the final season.
She is able to bond with Chibs because she has a scar from a gunshot wound on her abdomen and Chubs has scars on his face.
Their relationship was odd from the beginning. It is confusing why a lieutenant of a police department would fall for a member of a biker club, but stranger things have happened.
What makes their relationship even stranger is that they decide to consummate their love on top of her police cruiser in the middle of the day where anybody could find them.
The awkward scene does not make any sense and most fans are keen to ignore it.
14. THE PRESIDENTS OF SAMCRO DO A LOT OF THE HEAVY LIFTING
There is no denying that it takes a lot to become the president of a biker gang. The positions of president and vice-president function the way you would think.
The president is the head honcho and makes all of the tough decisions and sets up many of the business deals between the charters. It is even revealed that the President of SAMCRO also may have authority over other chapters.
The Vice-Presidents are basically the President’s right-hand man and is given the opportunity to give input on certain deals and plans.
If anything were to happen to the President, the Vice-President would take over as the new President much like the United States Government works.
John Teller, Clay Morrow, Jax Teller, Bobby Munson, and Chibs Telford have all been President of the club and they all seem to handle business in similar ways.
As important as the President of the Sons of Anarchy is, they usually end up doing a lot of the heavy lifting and are often put in danger.
With someone as important as the President is, it does not make a ton of sense to have them in harm’s way. It would have made sense to have the other prospects do more of the dirty work but that wasn’t the way it went for the Sons.
13. JAX TRYING TO LEGITIMIZE THEIR GANG
The Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Originals have seen a lot of crime since the club was founded in 1967 by John Teller and Piermont “Piney” Winston.
The first season of Sons of Anarchy was one of the most important of the series. At the start of the show in 2008, the biker gang was mainly involved with firearm manufacturing and distribution which gave them most of their income.
The first season also shows Jax discovering a book of memoirs from his father John Teller. The book depicts John’s vision for SAMCRO and Jax realizes that the direction that Clay is taking the group in is not what his father would have wanted.
The entire show is really about Jax trying to balance his life as a father and support his family through his role in the Sons of Anarchy.
It came as no surprise when Jax eventually wanted to legitimize their gang and stray away from the substance and gun business in season six. His plan was to run an adult studio and escort service, which is apparently more legal than substances and guns, but his plan still seemed far-fetched.
SAMCRO had already had its roots in the substance and firearm business for so long so it is hard to imagine that the rest of the club would be okay with the sudden switch.
It was a good thought and a nice change to Jax’s character development, but ultimately it makes little sense.
12. GEMMA WOULDN’T HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH HER “SHENANIGANS”
Gemma Teller Morrow was the wife of John Teller and Clay Morrow and the mother of Jax Teller. Gemma appears in every episode of the show, even though she just appeared as a body in the series finale.
Gemma had one of the more interesting story arcs of the show, since her character had a lot of ups and downs throughout the seven seasons.
While her character changes over the course of the 92 episodes, she always does what she thinks is best for her son and grandkids even when her plans clearly are not the best choice.
Before her passing, she was known as the Queen of SAMCRO and often did whatever she wanted despite being a female in a male-dominated gang.
As horrible as it may sound, women would not have nearly as many rights as Gemma did and she certainly would not have gotten away with the meddling she did throughout the show.
Gemma is shown to constantly give her two cents on many matters the gang is dealing with and even be present during meetings.
However, in the real world, she probably wouldn’t be able to get away with many of these things.
11. CHARACTERS JUST DISAPPEAR
Whether it be a character like Judy Winslow from Family Matters or Chuck Cunningham from Happy Days, some characters disappear on TV shows without a trace.
Most of the time, if an actor has scheduling conflicts or simply does not want to be on a show anymore, they will just replace the actor rather than getting rid of a character.
Other times, the characters just do not seem to gel with the other characters and are never seen again.
In the case of Sons of Anarchy, characters being destroyed is never a big surprise, but sometimes they are mentioned and then never heard of again. This happened multiple times on the show with some of the minor characters but it was nonetheless annoying.
For instance, Trinity Ashby was only on the show for seven episodes and then never came back up again. She was the daughter of Maureen Ashby and John Teller making her Jax’s half-sister.
Despite it being revealed that Jax has a sister, she is never seen again after “Bainne” in season three.
Many people may also forget that Chibs had a wife and kid. They were only seen in a few episodes and went missing after season three.homeless woman is Jesus Christ, but he did not go into detail and never made an official statement on the matter.
Because of this, some fans chose to ignore this answer and create their own fan theories that make more sense. There is even still an ongoing debate on her identity four years after the series finale aired.175 lives. Jax Teller takes the cake for claiming the most lives, coming in at 46, with Tig in second place with 28.
It sounds more like the statistics for a sports game but that’s what makes the body count so unrealistic.
Even if destroying this many people was plausible for a biker gang in such a short period of time, it certainly would not go unnoticed by law enforcement.explains that women are often treated as property and wear specific clothes and tattoos to signify this.
The show often depicts women staying behind in the club to think of plans or even being the brains of certain operations, but in real life that is far from the case.
As horrible as it is, men are often encouraged to abuse women and they are treated as property, nothing more, nothing less.
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FX has had some amazing shows since the network’s start in 1994, some of which have won multiple awards including Emmy’s and Golden Globes. While Sons of Anarchy has only won one Golden Globe, it became a fan-favorite for its seven seasons, which generated 92 episodes.
The dangerous world of Charming California introduced people to a club called Sons of Anarchy Motor Cycle Club Redwood Originals also known as SAMCRO.
Before Charlie Hunnam was fighting giant Kaiju or exploring the lost city of Z, he was a member of the Redwood Originals. He was joined by Ron Perlman and Katey Sagal, the latter of whom won a Golden Globe for her performance on the show.
With the talented cast, creative writing, and stellar camerawork, it was no surprise that Sons of Anarchy was going to do well with the network.
Jax, Charlie Hunnam’s character, struggled on the show to balance his life as a father and the leader of SAMCRO, but the network also struggled with certain elements of the show. Even though Sons of Anarchy was overall well received by fans and critics, there are still some parts of the show that do not make any sense and were never explained.
Some fans are willing to look past these mistakes since the rest of the show excelled on almost every level.
With that said, here are the 20 Things Wrong With Sons Of Anarchy That Fans Choose To Ignore.
20. NOBODY EVER HAS ENOUGH MONEY
For some people, money is what makes the world go round. Whether it be legally or illegally, the task of getting more money is often the basis for movies and television shows.
For all of the illegal activities that the gang gets into, it is kind of surprising they do not have more money to live comfortably. Between the substance business, firearm business, and all of the other illegal deals, there should be plenty of money to go around.
Clay Morrow especially makes a point to say that he is motivated to build back up his retirement money, but that never seems to happen on the show.
Everybody has bills to pay and obviously it costs money to keep a ruthless gang functioning effectively, but the bikers should be able to live a more luxurious lifestyle than what they do on the show.
Maybe the bikers just want to live a rough and tough lifestyle, but it would have made more sense to show the characters giving back to their loved ones, especially Jax.
By the end of the show, Jax has two children who will likely grow up to have a tough life thanks to their father’s choices. Money can’t solve everything, but it could have at least made their lives easier.Jones mentioned that, “In real life many tasks of violence and aggression by MC members are for seemingly petty things” and “MC members have been attacked and or [destroyed] for reasons that are senseless to 99% of society.”
While Sons of Anarchy depicts these violent acts to be part of bad business deals, in real life the members could get into fights with each other and other gangs for reasons that don’t make sense to anyone else.
The violence on the show may not be exaggerated, but it does not play out like it does on the show in real life.
19. REAL BIKER GANGS AREN’T AS VIOLENT
While Sons of Anarchy may not be real or even based on a true story, biker gangs do exist in real life.
Often times, the show depicts series of events that are extremely violent and brutal. While Biker Gangs in real life can most certainly be this violent, it is not like it is on TV.
Sons of Anarchy depicts violent outbursts from the gang members during and after a substance or arms deal goes wrong, but in real life, bikers are not usually involved with this extent of criminal activity and usually just fight for the fun of it.
Vaughan C. Jones is an attorney who represented a member of a biker club after they were taken into custody. Jones mentioned that, “In real life many tasks of violence and aggression by MC members are for seemingly petty things” and “MC members have been attacked and or [destroyed] for reasons that are senseless to 99% of society.”
While Sons of Anarchy depicts these violent acts to be part of bad business deals, in real life the members could get into fights with each other and other gangs for reasons that don’t make sense to anyone else.
The violence on the show may not be exaggerated, but it does not play out like it does on the show in real life.
18. GEMMA GIVING ABEL THE CLUB RING
It is safe to say that the Redwood Originals ruined a lot of people’s lives. This means not just the people they had conflicts with but the members themselves.
Many members of SAMCRO ended up meeting untimely demises or experiencing abuse and torture along the way.
A motorcycle club is far from the best thing a child could be exposed to but Gemma does just that in the episode titled, “Suits of Woe”.
Gemma dragged Jax into SAMCRO and she appears to be doing the same with Jax’s son Abel. Before she goes on the run away from Jax, Gemma gives her grandson a Sons ring.
On the surface seems harmless, but when you think about Gemma’s character, it becomes much more hazardous.
Despite the horrible things that have happened during her time in SAMCRO, Gemma still wants Abel to one day be a part of the club.
While Abel having the ring does not mean that he will for sure be a member of SAMCRO one day, him having a Sons ring makes that somewhat more likely.
Why Gemma would want to lead her grandson down this path is troubling, but then again a lot of Gemma’s actions were troubling.
17. JUICE’S CHARACTER ARC
Juan Carlos Ortiz was a character who appeared in the very first episode of the series. Often referred to as “Juice,” he was a loyal member of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club.
Juice was played by Theo Rossi for 85 episodes of Sons of Anarchy before his character was excommunicated and taken out by Ron Tully.
Juice was originally a light-hearted and naive character who brought a special set of skills to SAMCRO. Juice’s skill was hacking into databases to find intel about other motorcycle gangs so that SAMCRO could take them out and lower the competition in the substance and firearms business.
His character was loyal to SAMCRO for a solid three seasons until it was discovered in season four that his father was black making Juice half African-American.
One of SAMCRO’s original club rules forbid ethnic minorities to be members of the club, so Juice panicked and was manipulated by law enforcement to work against SAMCRO.
The members of the club have worked with people of different ethnicities before and do not seem to have a problem with black people.
Despite knowing this, Juice still completely turns his back on his friends and becomes a mole for the police.
16. THEIR LOVE OF MOTORCYCLES
Despite everything that happens in Sons of Anarchy, the program is still a show about a motorcycle gang in California.
There are some cinematically epic shots of the guys riding down the street on their bikes, but if the show was more accurate, the bikes themselves would play a more important role in Sons of Anarchy.
When it comes to biker gangs, most of them are formed not because of their love of substances or alcohol, but because of their love for motorcycles and the open road.
For a gang calling themselves a motorcycle club, SAMCRO really does not seem to love the thrill of riding a motorcycle. The characters depend on their motorcycles for transportation, but that is about it.
In real life motorcycle clubs, the members are supposed to solely rely on their bikes for transportation wherever they go which is not always the case on the show.
For example, members of the real-life motorcycle club called Hells Angels are expected to travel across state-lines and basically live on their motorcycles.
This may not be the case for the Sons of Anarchy, but the show was intended to be based on Hamlet. It is not surprising that their love for motorcycles was more of a side note than a main plot point.
FX probably didn’t want a show like The Devil’s Ride on their network, so fans will more than likely forgive them for not making the show as accurate as it could be.
15. CHIBS GETS TOGETHER WITH LT. JARRY
Filip Telford, also known as Chibs, was one of the few characters who survived the entire show. Even though he was not in every episode, Chibs was still a main character and one of the most devoted members of SAMCRO.
Chibs was at first Sergeant at Arms but quickly became the Vice-President of SAMCRO after Jax was promoted to President following Clay’s excommunication.
Chibs was incredibly devoted to Jax Teller, which led to him becoming the president of the Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Originals following Jax’s passing.
Lieutenant Althea Jarry, on the other hand, was nothing like Chibs. She was the head of the San Joaquin Sheriff Department following the passing of Eli Roosevelt and was only in ten episodes of the final season.
She is able to bond with Chibs because she has a scar from a gunshot wound on her abdomen and Chubs has scars on his face.
Their relationship was odd from the beginning. It is confusing why a lieutenant of a police department would fall for a member of a biker club, but stranger things have happened.
What makes their relationship even stranger is that they decide to consummate their love on top of her police cruiser in the middle of the day where anybody could find them.
The awkward scene does not make any sense and most fans are keen to ignore it.
14. THE PRESIDENTS OF SAMCRO DO A LOT OF THE HEAVY LIFTING
There is no denying that it takes a lot to become the president of a biker gang. The positions of president and vice-president function the way you would think.
The president is the head honcho and makes all of the tough decisions and sets up many of the business deals between the charters. It is even revealed that the President of SAMCRO also may have authority over other chapters.
The Vice-Presidents are basically the President’s right-hand man and is given the opportunity to give input on certain deals and plans.
If anything were to happen to the President, the Vice-President would take over as the new President much like the United States Government works.
John Teller, Clay Morrow, Jax Teller, Bobby Munson, and Chibs Telford have all been President of the club and they all seem to handle business in similar ways.
As important as the President of the Sons of Anarchy is, they usually end up doing a lot of the heavy lifting and are often put in danger.
With someone as important as the President is, it does not make a ton of sense to have them in harm’s way. It would have made sense to have the other prospects do more of the dirty work but that wasn’t the way it went for the Sons.
13. JAX TRYING TO LEGITIMIZE THEIR GANG
The Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Originals have seen a lot of crime since the club was founded in 1967 by John Teller and Piermont “Piney” Winston.
The first season of Sons of Anarchy was one of the most important of the series. At the start of the show in 2008, the biker gang was mainly involved with firearm manufacturing and distribution which gave them most of their income.
The first season also shows Jax discovering a book of memoirs from his father John Teller. The book depicts John’s vision for SAMCRO and Jax realizes that the direction that Clay is taking the group in is not what his father would have wanted.
The entire show is really about Jax trying to balance his life as a father and support his family through his role in the Sons of Anarchy.
It came as no surprise when Jax eventually wanted to legitimize their gang and stray away from the substance and gun business in season six. His plan was to run an adult studio and escort service, which is apparently more legal than substances and guns, but his plan still seemed far-fetched.
SAMCRO had already had its roots in the substance and firearm business for so long so it is hard to imagine that the rest of the club would be okay with the sudden switch.
It was a good thought and a nice change to Jax’s character development, but ultimately it makes little sense.
12. GEMMA WOULDN’T HAVE GOTTEN AWAY WITH HER “SHENANIGANS”
Gemma Teller Morrow was the wife of John Teller and Clay Morrow and the mother of Jax Teller. Gemma appears in every episode of the show, even though she just appeared as a body in the series finale.
Gemma had one of the more interesting story arcs of the show, since her character had a lot of ups and downs throughout the seven seasons.
While her character changes over the course of the 92 episodes, she always does what she thinks is best for her son and grandkids even when her plans clearly are not the best choice.
Before her passing, she was known as the Queen of SAMCRO and often did whatever she wanted despite being a female in a male-dominated gang.
As horrible as it may sound, women would not have nearly as many rights as Gemma did and she certainly would not have gotten away with the meddling she did throughout the show.
Gemma is shown to constantly give her two cents on many matters the gang is dealing with and even be present during meetings.
However, in the real world, she probably wouldn’t be able to get away with many of these things.
11. CHARACTERS JUST DISAPPEAR
Whether it be a character like Judy Winslow from Family Matters or Chuck Cunningham from Happy Days, some characters disappear on TV shows without a trace.
Most of the time, if an actor has scheduling conflicts or simply does not want to be on a show anymore, they will just replace the actor rather than getting rid of a character.
Other times, the characters just do not seem to gel with the other characters and are never seen again.
In the case of Sons of Anarchy, characters being destroyed is never a big surprise, but sometimes they are mentioned and then never heard of again. This happened multiple times on the show with some of the minor characters but it was nonetheless annoying.
For instance, Trinity Ashby was only on the show for seven episodes and then never came back up again. She was the daughter of Maureen Ashby and John Teller making her Jax’s half-sister.
Despite it being revealed that Jax has a sister, she is never seen again after “Bainne” in season three.
Many people may also forget that Chibs had a wife and kid. They were only seen in a few episodes and went missing after season three.homeless woman is Jesus Christ, but he did not go into detail and never made an official statement on the matter.
Because of this, some fans chose to ignore this answer and create their own fan theories that make more sense. There is even still an ongoing debate on her identity four years after the series finale aired.175 lives. Jax Teller takes the cake for claiming the most lives, coming in at 46, with Tig in second place with 28.
It sounds more like the statistics for a sports game but that’s what makes the body count so unrealistic.
Even if destroying this many people was plausible for a biker gang in such a short period of time, it certainly would not go unnoticed by law enforcement.explains that women are often treated as property and wear specific clothes and tattoos to signify this.
The show often depicts women staying behind in the club to think of plans or even being the brains of certain operations, but in real life that is far from the case.
As horrible as it is, men are often encouraged to abuse women and they are treated as property, nothing more, nothing less.
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20 was my biggest gripe with the show, every week they were making a million here, $10k, there etc, yet they always seem short of money. Even if they were taking care of the families of dead members and what not the group should have been sitting on tens of millions.
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Just finished the show.
Yeah I know Im late AF lol
Really enjoyed it.
8.2/10
Gonna go back and read the comments
Yeah I know Im late AF lol
Really enjoyed it.
8.2/10
Gonna go back and read the comments
Damn they buck broke that nigga Juice.
He Reek before Reek for the GOT heads
"i like this poetry book youre reading to me Marilyn Manson"
"lemme finish my pie first"
He Reek before Reek for the GOT heads
"i like this poetry book youre reading to me Marilyn Manson"
"lemme finish my pie first"
Make sure that you pull up all irrelevant Katie Segal threads to post this exact same shit in..... like you always do.... all Married with Children , The Conners, etc ... instead of making just one fucking thread about the accident ...
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