The main protagonist of the last television show you've watched is fighting against the main antagonist of the last video game you've played. Who are these people, what show/game are they from, and who would win?
So..Dutch Van Der Linde from Red Dead Redemption:against Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony?This fight could end in many scenarios, but it depends on one’s knowledge of the other.If the two met with no prior knowledge of each other, Dutch would simply walk up to Twilight and raise his semi-automatic pistol to Twilight’s head. Twilight would probably just greet him and then question what that odd metal box he’s holding to her head is since she’s never seen it. Dutch is startled for a bit to head a talking winged unicorn, but he laughs it off as a sign of schizophrenia from all the mental pressure he’s had over the years before shooting the alicorn point-blank.If they do know what they were up against, Dutch would probably either attempt to get the drop on Twilight or send out proxies or gangs against her. Since we don’t have any gangs though, and I presume OP wants to make it fair, the two face off and…Dutch attempts to take his pistol out of the holster, but before he can raise it correctly, Twilight casts a spell from her horn and vaporises him/incapacitates him/turns him into stone/teleports him away/etc. If Dutch is still somehow intact, Twilight will probably try and console him, resulting in either a changed, friendly Dutch or a Dutch so insane he commits suicide right after.Twilight has fought and tanked hits from beings more powerful than her (Lord Tirek and Queen Chrysalis, for example.) and managed to win in those scenarios. Dutch was running away from John Marston, who had no superhuman abilities beyond Dead Eye (that being shooting down a flock of birds at a further range than most modern military marksmen can shoot with a single-action revolver in less than 3 seconds.), whom Dutch was so afraid of he spend more time leading Marston to chase him than he did actually showing off any feats in a fight beyond manipulating gangs and even political forces (as seen in John Marston’s little ventures in Mexico and the revolution going on in there), and by himself shooting a defenseless woman in the back of the head. Frankly, if Dutch knew beforehand what Twilight was capable of, he’d do the exact same thing and be more paranoid and destructive about it. He’d try and turn Equestria’s populace against her and preach as a revolutionary, and if that didn’t work, he’d just freak out and kill anyone who even knew he existed.Overall, Twilight wins.
Why do bikers wear German style helmets?
This is a fashion trend that started in US after WWII.Some say it started with veterans, some say it started with their kids raiding their war trophies. It’s not really clear .What is clear is that it started as a social protest, something to piss people off and scare them.This is not unique to US and German artifacts. Bosozoku, the Japanese bikers, also dress (or at leas used to ) in purposely offensive attire - uniforms reminiscent of the kamikaze pilots, clothing with nationalist slogans, Imperial symbology.There might also be a possibility that they were worn as a protest against mandatory helmet laws. In some places where you can get fined for not wearing a helmet, people wear helmets that are not real protection, but only look good enough to avoid a ticket. An example of this is the tiny “beanie” helmets they wear on Sons of Anarchy.The fashion seems to have mostly lost it’s meaning and edginess, and from what I can tell is generally on the decline. Proper crash helmets in the shape of Stahlhelm are available, but I can’t remember last time I’ve seen anyone with one of those helmets on the road. Partially, this has to do with people not really being bothered by it any more, partially with the traditional bikers fading away.The outlaw motorcycle clubs are still there, but today a scary looking guy on a Harley is much more likely to be a RUB (rich urban biker), a lawyer or a retired dentist who finally made enough money to buy the expensive chrome toy.Iron Cross symbols seem to still be somewhat popular, but I think that’s mostly being kept up with them having been adopted by the rock and metal music scenes, and also with the cross not being specifically a Nazi symbol. (Technically, helmets don’t have anything to do with them either, being designed before the National Socialist party ever existed, but the association is stronger.)
What are the roles of a Sergeant at Arms in a motorcycle club?
One of the better, more logical explanations, courtesy of Riding Club and Motorcycle Club EducationSergeant-at-ArmsThe Sergeant-at-Arms is responsible for ensuring that the Bylaws and Standing Rules of the club are not violated. He is responsible to insure that the orders of the Executive Committee are carried out in an expeditious manner. He is responsible for policing and keeping order at all club events, except as noted under the Duties of the Chairman. He may conscript members to aid in keeping order on their own authority. He has the responsibility to the club to report any unseemly behavior of incident to the Executive Committee. He is responsible for securing any patches or colors from any member who retires, resigns, or is expelled. The SAA is responsible for the safety and security of the club, as well as the protection and defense of its members and prospects. He shall keep and maintain a record of all data pertinent to the safety and security of the club and it’s members and prospects. Upon becoming aware of any real or perceived threat to the club, its Members, Prospects, or events, he shall immediately notify the Executive Committee of that information.