Zone1 Why is there fear of Black people?

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Of course it is real. It was real in other eras. That wasn't "TV" It is history. People died.then too. Nothing has changed. What is your point?
Mafia killed mafia, thus the regular people were, for the most part, unaffected. This crime we see today is completely different. Now, to be a gang member you have to kill an innocent person. They target the civilian population as a policy.

The mafia never did that.
 
You may have been overreacting in NE. What city?
That's the damnedest thing. I can't remember. I can remember what the hotel looked like and the interior of a great seafood restaurant where I ate a couple of times but not the name of the church or city.
 
Mafia killed mafia, thus the regular people were, for the most part, unaffected. This crime we see today is completely different. Now, to be a gang member you have to kill an innocent person. They target the civilian population as a policy.

The mafia never did that.
That is untrue…you watch too many movies mythologizing Mafia violence.

They invented drive by shootings and if bystanders were in the way…too bad. If locals didn’t pay for “protection”…oh well. Sometimes a “lesson” had to be taught.

Chicago Prohibition-era gangster and North Side Gang boss Bugs Moran was considered a "pioneer" of the drive-by shooting, with the Tommy gun being the weapon of choice. The notoriously vicious gang performed multiple shootings against their rivals, including the South Side gang led by Al Capone and the Genna brothers. Other Irish American gangs, such as the Saltis-McErlane Gang, the Sheldon Gang, and the Southside O'Donnell's, also executed drive-bys on one another in the Chicago area. Al Capone also had a Cadillac painted in Chicago police colors (police lights included) with armored rear windshield and a small hatch to fire machine guns with the car moving.

Life was just as cheap and they were just as lawless and bloody as the gangs we see today. The only difference? Not any “code of honor”, just better weapons.
 
That is untrue…you watch too many movies mythologizing Mafia violence.

They invented drive by shootings and if bystanders were in the way…too bad. If locals didn’t pay for “protection”…oh well. Sometimes a “lesson” had to be taught.

Chicago Prohibition-era gangster and North Side Gang boss Bugs Moran was considered a "pioneer" of the drive-by shooting, with the Tommy gun being the weapon of choice. The notoriously vicious gang performed multiple shootings against their rivals, including the South Side gang led by Al Capone and the Genna brothers. Other Irish American gangs, such as the Saltis-McErlane Gang, the Sheldon Gang, and the Southside O'Donnell's, also executed drive-bys on one another in the Chicago area. Al Capone also had a Cadillac painted in Chicago police colors (police lights included) with armored rear windshield and a small hatch to fire machine guns with the car moving.

Life was just as cheap and they were just as lawless and bloody as the gangs we see today. The only difference? Not any “code of honor”, just better weapons.
So two wrongs make a right?
 
That is untrue…you watch too many movies mythologizing Mafia violence.

They invented drive by shootings and if bystanders were in the way…too bad. If locals didn’t pay for “protection”…oh well. Sometimes a “lesson” had to be taught.

Chicago Prohibition-era gangster and North Side Gang boss Bugs Moran was considered a "pioneer" of the drive-by shooting, with the Tommy gun being the weapon of choice. The notoriously vicious gang performed multiple shootings against their rivals, including the South Side gang led by Al Capone and the Genna brothers. Other Irish American gangs, such as the Saltis-McErlane Gang, the Sheldon Gang, and the Southside O'Donnell's, also executed drive-bys on one another in the Chicago area. Al Capone also had a Cadillac painted in Chicago police colors (police lights included) with armored rear windshield and a small hatch to fire machine guns with the car moving.

Life was just as cheap and they were just as lawless and bloody as the gangs we see today. The only difference? Not any “code of honor”, just better weapons.
Wasn't the St. Valentines Day Massacre a drive by?
 
Tell someone else what to do. You will get nowhere here.
Stop ignoring the first wrong to talk about the second one. That's the problem with whites who think like you. That's why your dumb ass can't understand the impact of past history on us today.
 
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