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I suppose the gospel didn't teach him not to bait and switch, or draw people in on false pretenses. He tricked people into paying him, so he can shovel his come to Jesus ********.

Even now, after all the criticism, I am pretty sure that Jesus is telling him it was all for the good and it was all worth it. If you have a direct line to God, or in this case the son of God, and he tells you to do stuff, how can you ever do something wrong?

 
"An EPIC ride..." Epic, really? It was 1,000 miles. Many of us have done that in a day. AND, they never left Colorado? WTF? Boorman and Ewan crossed frigging Russia. That was epic. Not a bunch of dorks riding a road up a little mountain and then crying about how hard it was.

1,000 miles over eight days. That's 125 miles a day. I ride farther than that to my mom's and back. I bet the ADV guys are having a cow. A lot of those boys/girls are hardcore. Haha...

If they were going to use the film to preach, they should have said that up-front.

 
Baiting in "unbelievers" with a promise of an epic motorcycle adventure, only to inundate them with psycho-babble gospel? Unbelievably offensive is what that is. The companies that were sponsors of this fraud should also be chastised. Surely they were aware of who they are and what they were up to, right? Or did the film producers dupe them too?

There are usually reasons why people who are "unbelievers" have reached that status. Tricking people into attending your missionary film is only going to make them sure of their prior decision. At least they only planned to run it a single night. With the backlash it has received in the MC community that seems like a good bet.

 
I wish i'd seen the refund offer earlier. That was truly a painful experience. I was pretty sure that at least two of the riders were working to "pray away the gay".

Yes, some pretty girlfriends, and I even liked some of the participants, but how dare they roll out religious clap-trap and sell it as a moto-adventure film.

I'm still pissed that they wasted my time and money, but was glad to have an evening out with my riding buddies.

As my hero Barry might say, FUQ EM! (but he'd say it while staring at a flock of sheep). I miss that sick basterd.

 
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