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Re: Old school vs new school
[Re: Ben54]
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01/27/20 12:32 PM
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Michael_Giovanni
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Yeah this old vs new comparison is a joke.
Take the Chin for example, some of these west-side baglickers act like he’s the smartest person on earth.
The guy was photographed more than John Gotti! If he was so smart and low key, he wouldn’t have had to pretend to be off his rocker. Which btw never fooled anyone. Fooled psychiatrists enough to have charges dropped because they said he was unfit to stand trial. Smart enough to stay on the street when all of the other bosses went away at the commission trial. No need to exaggerate. Nobody thinks he was the smartest person on earth. Yes he was photographed but to compare him to Gotti is comical.
Last edited by Michael_Giovanni; 01/27/20 06:18 PM.
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Re: Old school vs new school
[Re: streetbossliborio]
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01/28/20 01:16 AM
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Michael_Giovanni
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Interesting replies. Funny though as the common perception is that the old school guys are a different calibre of toughness smartness etc. In reality they’re more or less all the same, just in different eras of law enforcement
(massive generalisation I know obviously there are loads of exceptions) For the most part I agree. It was much easier in the old days because of the lack of law enforcement pressure. To be a successful street guy today you definitely have to be smart. Although I think the old timers had a better idea of what cosa nostra was really about.
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Re: Old school vs new school
[Re: streetbossliborio]
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01/28/20 01:40 AM
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Krsheely
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Something I've recently put some thought in to. Because the mafia kills much less often than previous generations do you guys think that this could mean less informants? If there aren't murders and if they are smart enough to stay away from drugs then what are we talking about in terms of time they may face 5 to 10 years, guys should be able to do that right?
Last edited by Krsheely; 01/28/20 01:41 AM.
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