Likely for the same reason whites are so impressed by hoodlums whose primary skill set is also violence.
Whites write books, produce movies and television shows about such people and have built up huge cottage industries doing so. Whites even argue on websites about exactly which lowlife is a real captain and which lowlife is only a street boss and so forth and so on..
It's impossible to find fault with this post if you're reading it with an open mind.
When you
SHAMELESSLY root for one criminal organization to succeed (which is absurd to begin with, but that's a topic for another day), then you have no right passing judgement on other ethnic groups for doing the same.
But like I said, whether you're Italian American and rooting for the Five Families to thrive, or you're
Black and hoping that the Crips or Bloods will finally go "white collar," you've got some serious issues that shouldn't be brought onto these boards.
Just my two cents.
you would be foolish and/or naive to think the crips/bloods ain't white collar
you would be foolish and/or naive to think black gangs/mobs/organizations ain't white collar
I guess my point---that one shouldn't assume that one group of criminals is any better than another group of criminals---went right over your head, Cook. But that's not surprising.
Everything is over your head.
But that's okay. As long as the gu'ment check keeps getting direct deposited to your RushCard every month, everything's right with the world. It has a MasterCard logo and everything! You can even rent a car!
Oops. Sorry about that, Cook. I didn't mean to make you feel bad. I forgot about the written requiremant at the DMV. But here in New York, you can get a Metro Card on public assistance. You know, to get back and forth from your imagined job interviews. I'm sure they have a similar program in Chicago.
So good luck job hunting. Just remember to say:
Do you want fries with that, Sir? Because people are much more likely to leave a tip in that jar next to the picture of the retarded kids if you address them as Sir or Madam.
