I took a walk down Mulberry St in Little Italy to capture one of the most legendary blocks in mob history. The meetings and discussions that took place on this block and in that lounge literally resulted in billions of dollars of revenue, many assassinations and impacted the entire world!

big fan of great granddaughter Leah Gotti

Ok so let me get this straight, black people get called out for arguing that their culture promotes criminality and celebrates criminals. Yet when North African people like the southern italians do it, it's totally cool right? People in the mafia were horrible and to celebrate them and do mafia tourism is WRONG. We understand that their north african Sicilian culture is different, but criminalty should never be celebrated.

Especially the criminality of people like Trotsky, Lenin, etc.

They weren't attacking random people in the streets

That's John's great grand daughter?

no she is not lol come on dude you have a mob channel.

This.

The military kills other people and innocent civilians for wars decided upon by their country, gangsters only kill other gangsters for breaking rules within their own society. I'm quite sure which the lesser of the 2 evils is.

He was a scumbag lowlife piece of sh*t criminal. The Gambinos are scumbag lowlife criminals. The whole Cosa Nostra is scummy criminal filth that steal, kill, and hurt people--poor people most of all.

He was nothing more than a jogger in a two thousand dollar suit.

fukin lol now its a bunch of fruits walking by holding hands.

We have come so far, yet lost so much.

Sorry if I don't keep up with what old school mobsters children and grandchildren may be doing with their lives.

I've been in a restaurant with mobsters in NYC, in Mexico, and in Italy. Dead srs. NYC it was in Little Italy in a bar and everyone was dressed like mobsters so that could have been coincidence. But there were pictures of famous people (including Presidents) all over the walls signed and everything. And beers were like $2 there and they were like $6 everywhere else (this was in 2000).

In Isla Mujeres legit saw cartel guys meeting and they didn't try to hide it. Old dude at a table with 5 or 6 younger guys and girls all answering calls and then handing the guy the cell phone (several different cell phones). At one point they looked at us at the next table and my little bit of spanish understanding I heard the guy say "typical Americans don't worry about them." then they ignored us. Mexicans on Isla are all Mayan and 5' tall and tubby. These were all well dressed, tall, good looking guys and girls.

In Rome was the most blatant thing I've seen. we were in a restaurant and saw guys at two tables sending runners back and forth between the tables, exchanging stacks of Italian passports for cash. They got up and left and all of a sudden the 20 or so "kids" that were playing soccer in the street in front of the restaurant just disappeared. We had befriended the lady and her daughter that owned the restaurant and we were having a glass of wine with them later and my wife kept asking about the guys and when she went to the bathroom the restaurant owner held her phone out to me with google translate and it said something like "tell her to stop talking and asking about them. those were very bad men. talk no more about them." or something like that.

crazy huh.

Right, cuz everyone in Sopranos were portrayed so wonderfully. EVERYONE wants to be like Tony and Christopher and Paulie!But that wasn'trealgenocide!

Not really, it was rare. Almost everyone they killed may not have been a gangster but they only took out other criminals.

There's instances such as when Albert Anastasia had an innocent man killed for fingering a bank robber, but he was a loose cannon who was killed himself.

very nice...

NYC under mob control > NYC under DemocRAT control

And it's not even close

Why are you the way you are? Everything here rustles you yet here you are just to piss and moan

Did you ask anyone about Lefty, from Mulberry street? He's known.

Lol at north african
The average north african looks nothing like an Italian.
Go to Egypt or Morocco & see for yourself.

Oh Yeah thats right people saying chit like ur saying have never Even been to italy or north Africa.

Also mafia people have morals as opposed to joggers & cartels. A cartel or jogger would murder & rape your whole entire family no fuks given

Fuhgetaboutit

I didn't say they were nice guys and yes they sure did extort and assault innocent people, it's organized "crime" after all but it was seldom that they actually killed someone who wasn't a criminal or gangster themselves.

Throw a juror down a flight of steps? No problem, he'll live LOL

This. Mob was paying off Democratic leaders because they were more likely to take bribes from criminals

I saw a former mafia capo talking about it on youtube

You are sorely mistaken about street gangs, many of them kill innocent people just for a gang initiation and they kill innocents all the time over minor beefs just to boost their rep.

At least the mafia was organized with rules, a hierarchy and had some type of honor code, no matter how skewed it was.

They extorted business owners. They saw it as a tax for operating in their area. They were parasites but had a code and stuck to it for the most part. They were part of the community. People went to them for help and to resolve disputes, etc. They had zero tolerance for rape, homos, drug dealing (street level), most degen behavior really. They were organized. Random violence was not common in mob controlled areas.

Joggers are the complete opposite. Most of their crimes are random acts of violence. They have zero morals. They will attack family members of their enemies. They will shoot kids.

The two groups are not comparable. Trying to equate the mafia to joggers because they are all criminals is very low IQ.

tHat'S diFfeRenT bro

Societies also put unnecessary burdens on people. No society exists without the disenfranchised who turn to alternative means to survive.

The Mafia is no different, it arose from strife and class separations in Sicily.