Answer 1: There isn't an SS symbol on hellsangelsjackets,Hells angels jackets otherwise known as "cut offs" are not uniforms or indeed uniform,If someone has seen an SS symbol on a HellsAngels cut off it is likely that particular Hells Angel admires the SS
Answer 2: what he says is wrong. the SS symbol that looks like lightening bolts means "dirt few". u get that patch when u had killed for the gang. the hells angels is a white power mc gang so they hav nazi symbols. if u don't believe me Google hellsangels dirty few.
Answer 3: The answer above isn't true. The old Filthy Few patches bore the SS bolts. The newer Filthy Few patches bear the number 666 in place of the SS Bolts. HAMC decided to internationally prohibit the use of Nazi symbolism among its brothers, because the German members, under German law, cannot wear any Nazi paraphernalia. According to urban myth: The Filthy Few patches mean that a member has killed for the club, but HAMC members have publicly stated that this is not true, and that the patch is given when a member does something for the club that is above and beyond the norm.
Nazi symbols and regalia were first used by HAMC for shock value. It's a reminder to the general public, and to the 99%, that the HAMC is not like them, and that the HAMC will never be like them. Believe it or not, some Mexican American gangs in San Diego and Los Angeles used to use swastikas in graffiti for a similar purpose during the 60's and 70's. In fact, Mongols MC, a predominantly Mexican American 1% club, and a rival to the HAMC, has many white members with tattoos that incorporate Nazi symbolism.
Nazi style tattoos have also been picked up by some white HAMC members that have done time. In prison, these tattoos have a whole different meaning than what they do in free society. Hence, they may not represent a member's political or social ideology. There has also been a revival of white pride that began strongly in the 80's. It is important to understand, that white pride is not equal to white power, or to white supremacy. White pride means that a person is proud of their European heritage. Many European Americans that express white pride are neither racist nor prejudiced. Some HAMC members that do not have racist ideologies have gotten swastikas, sig runes, and other indigenous northern European symbols tattooed on them, simply because they are proud of being white. Most Nazi symbols were appropriated from indigenous Germanic/Nordic ethnic groups. The swastika, runes (sig, algiz, odal, etc...), sun cross, and totenkopf were all used in non-racist contexts generations before Hitler and Nazis came about.
HAMC is not a racist or white power organization. The popular media and law enforcement have labeled them as such, because of the Nazi symbolism that was being used, and the fact that most of the charters are predominantly white. Many charters in the US, Canada, South America and Europe have always been multiethnic. In the United States, you can find Mexican Americans, Asian Americans, and Native Americans in some of the charters. Non-white members have even served as charter presidents and vice presidents. Some members may be prejudiced or racist, but they will always put their brothers and the club first, before any other politics. A HAMC member is for HAMC first and foremost.
"Big Red Machine" is an alternate way to refer to the Hells Angels organization.
81 means Hells Angels, 8th letter in the alphabet is H, 1st letter is A.
They are the colors of the patches worn by Hells Angels.
That's the Hell's Angels idea of humor.
It means that, that particular club is a hells Angel supporter
They would be the "Hells Angels" motorcycle group.
Its a raceist thing against blacks i do believe
The letter "H" is the eight of the alphabet, while the letter "A" is the first letter. 81 is "HA" an abbreviation for Hells Angels
Been behind 8 ball. been behind bars...
They do not mean anything to you. And please don't ask them. The ones that they have meaning to, know what they mean. For others, it just is not your club, accept it.
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In SOME cases, the number 13 stands for the 13th letter of the alphabet, "M." M stands for marijuana. However, SOME sources claim that the 13 is because the Hells Angels in San Francisco were originally organized in 1953 by Rocky Graves, a Hells Angel member from San Bernardino ("Berdoo"). This implies that the "Frisco" Hells Angels were very much aware of their forebears. According to another account,[22] the Hells Angels club was a successor to "P.O.B.O.B." Motorcycle club,[23] The "Frisco" Hells Angels were reorganized in 1955 with thirteen charter members; Frank Sadilek, who designed the original death's head logo, served as President. The Oakland chapter, at that time headed by Barger, used a larger version of the patch nicknamed the "Barger Larger" which was first used in 1959 and later became the club standard. In an interview in September 2011, with one of the original "thirteen", the above history is confirmed as basically accurate. The person interviewed is perhaps the only one of the original thirteen still living. The youngest member would be aged mid-seventies at this point, and they all engaged in a life of reckless behavior. The Frisco Hells Angels were formed in 1953 by Rocky Graves, a member of the Berdoo Hells Angels. The group fell apart and was reformed in the summer of 1955 with thirteen living members. This is the group that continues today. The number thirteen was considered inauspicious by those in attendance at the formation meeting, so another member, known as "Crazy" was installed posthumously.