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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
[Re: m2w]
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10/24/18 09:00 AM
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Like any italians that is in crime is the Mafia. Do we still have Italian gangs or italian street gangs? Like in Italy? I doubt a mn italian teen who do crime, he’s in the cosa nostra, camorra or other italian group. Could we say he’s in a italian street gangs? There are other crime groups in italy that aren't related to camorra,ndrangheta and mafia. In italy is used the term "associazione a delinquere di stampo mafioso" aka mafia type organization (this is a mine translation) referendum to oc group that are more than simple crime groups that had a stable hierarchy and have a control on a huge territory. Examples are the Spada clan of Ostia or the Magliana gang or the mala del Brenta (that was an organization born in the north east italy in the 1970s but was understimate because in the 1970s nobody believe that can exist an oc group in the north east made only be people born ed there and not went from south italy). Also in Sicily there is the Stidda (Star) a group that fought with the mafia. Recently 42 people born by a spinte group from spada clan was arrested because control a large territory in Ostia and 3 big drug trafficking plazas. Another difference is that if you are part of a mafia type organization the prosecutors can ask the 41 bis aka the harsh prison that mean that you must stay in a maximum-security prison,isolated by the other prisoners,you can leave your cell only for visite one day a month ecc. But how the Stidda could survive in sicily, with the cosa nostra at their neck. Am I bugging, or those, the Stidda look more like the Camorra, than the Cosa Nostra. stidda was formed by ex cosa nostra members in the 1980s who hated riina today is present only in a few towns anyway The Stidda expansed his activity and apart Palermo and his province,it stay in the other sicilian provinces and in north italy and maybe in Germany. It is less organized and structure than Cosa Nostra but more violent.
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/24/18 10:12 AM
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One of the leaders of the stiddari fled Italy in 1990 first to Germany later he lived in Toronto. That was Giuseppe Benvenuto hiding in Toronto. "According to their testimonies, Stidda was founded by former members of the Cosa Nostra during the Second Mafia War of the early 1980s. The original leaders of the Stidda were Giuseppe Croce Benvenuto and Salvatore Calafato."
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/24/18 10:42 AM
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Considering the fact Yakuza & Triads are the oldest active criminal associations , you would think their brand name be uses more but This Is America. Exactly. This Is not China or Japan. It wouldn’t make any sense to use these brand names for any other criminal societies or broadly as “mafiaâ€. And we’ve all agreed that even using the term “mafia†broadly is in fact wrong. The Triads have been called like that in America, unlike other ethnic mobs, it’s rare to read “Chinese Mafiaâ€, same for the Yakuza. Keep in mind that globalization (both criminal and non-criminal) it’s fairly recent. Triads came later than the Tongs. And even though the Tongs have been active on American soil as early as the Mafia, it’s undeniable that impact and damage the Mafia had (and still has) in America (and throughout the Western world) is by far superior than whatever was and is caused these two subcultures. They both operate mostly within their own communities and never managed (or wanted to) infiltrate the upper world like the LCN did. Unions, entertainment, service industry, construction and finance, ... Maybe locally in places with a high concentration of their own people (Hawaii, San Francisco)... So it makes perfect sense that their “brand†names are more specific and not used as a broad generalization.
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
[Re: furio_from_naples]
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10/24/18 01:01 PM
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The Stidda expansed his activity and apart Palermo and his province,it stay in the other sicilian provinces and in north italy and maybe in Germany. It is less organized and structure than Cosa Nostra but more violent. stidda is present only in a few towns of agrigento, ragusa and caltanissetta provinces and it had never been in palermo, trapani and eastern sicily in trapani it was exterminated in a few months by corleonesi when it appeared today it seems to be barely active, most what is left was absorbed by cosa nostra in the last decade it has some crews in north italy and probably germany
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/25/18 05:17 PM
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I think there’s two terms: Mafia and mafia.
mafia - generic catch-all phrase for organized crime groups. Used as a simple, short way to describe a group of criminals, however loosely structured.
Mafia - as in “The Mafia†means specific Italian groups that have strict rules and formal membership and structures.
Meaning there may be “Russian mafia†but they won’t be recognized as equal members or peers by the Sicilian Mafia by other made members in Sicily. Whereas the Sicilian Mafia would recognize members of the Camorra, even if their organization names and structure are slightly different.
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/26/18 01:34 PM
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The media uses it in headlines like they use the word Mob. Mafiosi never use the word, although Buscetta used it when he began to talk to the magistrates. The old time mafiosi used the word La Cosa Nostra (The Thing of Our) or the organization,the family etc because before the corleonesi reign,only who was made can use the word La Cosa Nostra and who use the world gave to himself an importance that in the facts never had was easly whacked.Now is more common and the 2 words La Cosa Nostra and Mafia are used as synonyms. they started to use the word 'cosa nostra' in the 1950s influenced by american mafia, before it was nameless or called 'honoured society' the turcoats salvatore d'amico in 1874 and melchiorre allegra in 1937 talked of a criminal sect, but it had not a real name
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/26/18 11:14 PM
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yaeh i dony know why this is 2 pages going. the mafia in usa invented organized crime almost 100yrs ago. i guess whoever is still a actual inducted member of the lcn will be having parades in 2028 would that be the 100 yrs anver...... in usa. which right or wrong is pretty cool for any group. fuck has any gang been around that long except the fucking free masons bullshit. hell angels must be like 50 60 Italian organized crime groups are bot the only crime groups that goes 100years and plus. You got chinese, japanese, irish, jews and maube others. The thongs is the name mafia. Italian organized crime is probably the crime groups that influenced the most the general culture. Again Yakuza & Triad are the oldest criminal collectives, perhaps even unknown African syndicates when you think of human civilizations ( shrugs).
If you think you are too small to make a difference, you haven't spend the night with a mosquito. - African Proverb
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/27/18 01:01 AM
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yaeh i dony know why this is 2 pages going. the mafia in usa invented organized crime almost 100yrs ago. i guess whoever is still a actual inducted member of the lcn will be having parades in 2028 would that be the 100 yrs anver...... in usa. which right or wrong is pretty cool for any group. fuck has any gang been around that long except the fucking free masons bullshit. hell angels must be like 50 60 Italian organized crime groups are bot the only crime groups that goes 100years and plus. You got chinese, japanese, irish, jews and maube others. The thongs is the name mafia. Italian organized crime is probably the crime groups that influenced the most the general culture. Again Yakuza & Triad are the oldest criminal collectives, perhaps even unknown African syndicates when you think of human civilizations ( shrugs). you are wrong the oldest are italian mafia (camorra and sicilian mafia) and some triads started at the beginning of 1800 yakuza emerge at the bending of 1800 there are non at valide proof it exsisted before
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
[Re: m2w]
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10/27/18 01:26 AM
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yaeh i dony know why this is 2 pages going. the mafia in usa invented organized crime almost 100yrs ago. i guess whoever is still a actual inducted member of the lcn will be having parades in 2028 would that be the 100 yrs anver...... in usa. which right or wrong is pretty cool for any group. fuck has any gang been around that long except the fucking free masons bullshit. hell angels must be like 50 60 Italian organized crime groups are bot the only crime groups that goes 100years and plus. You got chinese, japanese, irish, jews and maube others. The thongs is the name mafia. Italian organized crime is probably the crime groups that influenced the most the general culture. Again Yakuza & Triad are the oldest criminal collectives, perhaps even unknown African syndicates when you think of human civilizations ( shrugs). you are wrong the oldest are italian mafia (camorra and sicilian mafia) and some triads started at the beginning of 1800 yakuza emerge at the bending of 1800 there are non at valide proof it exsisted before It's been proven you just don't accept it for your reason.
If you think you are too small to make a difference, you haven't spend the night with a mosquito. - African Proverb
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/27/18 01:32 AM
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Many people put Mafia behind any groups that are organized. You have Russian Mafia, Mexican Mafia, Black Mafia Family, Nigerian Mafia, Cuban Mafia and the list goes on.
Me personaly, I think that the Mafia is organized crime, but not all organized crime are a Mafia. Most of the times, I see three way of thinking.
1. Mafia = Sicilian organized crime 2. Mafia = Italian organized crime 3. Mafia = organized crime of any group.
So like I said, I think theirs difference between Mafia and Organized Crime, but what are the criteria to dsitinguish the differences between Mafia and Organized crime?
The Hells Angels are organized crime, but they are not a Mafia. Black Mafia Family are organized crime, but not a Mafia. Are Nigerians, Russians or others are really a Mafia?
black mafia family are knot organized crime. bmf doesn't exist anymoar, and they were nothing moar than a record label. they were called black mafia family entertainment. but bmf has been defunct since 2003, why even bring them up?
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/27/18 03:17 AM
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So like I said, I think theirs difference between Mafia and Organized Crime, but what are the criteria to dsitinguish the differences between Mafia and Organized crime?
Of course there are differences between “Mafia†and Organized Crime. We’ve given plenty in the posts above. Apparently not clearly enough. I’ll try to sum it up in the simplest possible way: - Mafia = McDonald’s - Organized crime = hamburgers
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
[Re: m2w]
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10/27/18 10:37 AM
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It's been proven you just don't accept it for your reason.
no lol i read tons books about his and aside speculations there are not valid proofs yakuza existed before ending of 1800 the oldest criminal groups still active are sicilian mafia camorra and some triads ...... (Facepalm) annnd we through here.
If you think you are too small to make a difference, you haven't spend the night with a mosquito. - African Proverb
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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10/27/18 10:38 AM
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So like I said, I think theirs difference between Mafia and Organized Crime, but what are the criteria to dsitinguish the differences between Mafia and Organized crime?
Of course there are differences between “Mafia†and Organized Crime. We’ve given plenty in the posts above. Apparently not clearly enough. I’ll try to sum it up in the simplest possible way: - Mafia = McDonald’s - Organized crime = hamburgers - Mafia= Sicilian Organized Crime - Organized Crime= Worldwide crime groups/syndicates Fin.
If you think you are too small to make a difference, you haven't spend the night with a mosquito. - African Proverb
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Re: Difference between Mafia and organized crime
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yaeh i dony know why this is 2 pages going. the mafia in usa invented organized crime almost 100yrs ago. i guess whoever is still a actual inducted member of the lcn will be having parades in 2028 would that be the 100 yrs anver...... in usa. which right or wrong is pretty cool for any group. fuck has any gang been around that long except the fucking free masons bullshit. hell angels must be like 50 60 Italian organized crime groups are bot the only crime groups that goes 100years and plus. You got chinese, japanese, irish, jews and maube others. The thongs is the name mafia. Italian organized crime is probably the crime groups that influenced the most the general culture. italian mafia is the oldest group in the states still active i doubt tongs are still active, and there are not irish and jewish groups started in 1800s still active, they disappeared
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