Harley Davidson is in crisis mode after Sturgis bikers gave it a major wake up call on woke indoctrination
Sturgis is the largest motorcycle rally in the world. It’s typically a big day for iconic American motorcycle manufacturer Harley Davidson. But Harley Davidson is in crisis mode after Sturgis bikers gave it a major [...]
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GO WOKE GO BROKE
I’d rather the saying “go WOKE” go broke. WOKEness is for wankers.
Can that ceo, NOW would be BEST!!!
The last group of people to put up with this WOKE BULLSHIT is bikers. You’d think that HARLEY DAVIDSON would understand that.
If you really want to end this “Woke” garbage you had better start in our schools and universities where it has been pumped into the empty minds of America’s young for 50 years now!
The warnings have been SCREAMED for those 50 years but few took those warnings seriously! Remember this? “It can’t happen here”! Well, IT DID.
The Globalist Communists must be laughing their red behinds off!
Spot on.
Harley Davidson was always very American. By going woke they have backed away from America. It is these types of people that are going to start a civil war in our beautiful country
Harlem Doggerson is committing corporate suicide with the flamer leadership currently running the destruction of an American icon. I dont think they paid attention to the Bud Light disaster, and now they will destroy Harley Davidson. Goodbye “easy rider”.
When are these companies going to LOOK at their customer base and ask, “Will they support us with this?” instead of simply assuming (an ass out of u and me) they will go along with it?
Harley Davidson is a joke with non gang related or non weekend warrior riders!
I love Milwaukee, but I hope this dents Harley-Davidson’s fenders.
Going Woke with a business that is motorcycles for the Sturgis crowd is dumb, really dumb. I personally like some of the Japanese motorcycles. Rode them all since my older brothers owned several brands over the years. Started at eight and then just grew up with all of them. Harley was heavy and not my pick. Suzuki was a 150 and I loved it. So, remember, there are other choices out there.
Today I am a grandma but if I got the chance I would like to ride one of those really great bikes made by Japanese. I have owned tundras for decades and I am betting my next vehicle will be one of theirs. Why not their other products? So, maybe this is good bue for the Harley’s. I know there are better bikes out there from experience! Guess you could have called me a Tom Boy and there are many like I was and still am.