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Re: People in the mafia are not that well educated
[Re: DoctorTwink]
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08/19/14 04:38 AM
08/19/14 04:38 AM
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Wiseguy
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.wouldn't it benefit the families to recruit from say, college graduates, or persons in a position to infiltrate society, commerce and industry? If they are really looking for long term stability with a shift to legitimacy, wouldn't this be necessary? Yes, there's still a need for street guys, and I'm well aware of the conflict between the street and the "business men" but I don't see any way the families can stay viable without it
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Re: People in the mafia are not that well educated
[Re: DoctorTwink]
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08/21/14 02:20 AM
08/21/14 02:20 AM
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It should not be surprising but the majority of people who are involved in the mafia or organized crime in general are not that well educated.
A lot have just a basic education, many drop out of school early, and a lot don't have a highschool degree.
If you have ever been around or observed people like this it's obvious they're uneducated and their speech and writing reflect this. How long did it take u to figure this out?
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