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McDonalds Made Me Do It! Started by: SpaceMountain on Jul 25, '10 13:54

There have been no "feeble excuses" given in the reasoning for any wars that LA or PH and latterly NY have been involved with.

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Centurion, I've no idea what you are waffling on about. The fact is this; New Orleans, along with Chicago, formed the aggressors in the instance that led to their demise. They were shot for this. Kindly stop speaking drivvel.

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You see the man come out and takes out his brand new flask and begins to take a drink. The man stands up and begins to comment on said events...

I will say SpaceMountain I do not blame you at all for your actions against Chicago and New Orleans. In this world you cannot be hesitant when you are expected to lead and lead by example. I myself am close friends with some of the fallen from Chicago and New Orleans and I will say safely say that they can agree with what I say today.

So now all we can do is rebuild and try and rebuild successfully together to clean up all the rubble that these streets have become over the last week and a half...

You notice the man drinking more and more and before you know it, he's completely wasted. The man begins to walk down the streets and into an alley disappearing into the night

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My father is one of those who fought and died for N.O. and as I read his journals I understand that he has no regrets.War broke out and he answered the call to arms.Be it that they are the aggressor or not is not important.Whats important is that he believes that his Godfather acted on the interest of the crime organization of the city of New Orleans.Now the war is over and we cannot bring back the lives of those who have fallen.All I can say is that they all died defending the city the lived in...and they all died as great men and women of this underworld.May their souls find rest.

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Turns to bboydurante.

Did they die Defending the city they lived in... Or did they die defending the People they believed in? See im not too sure that every man that was involved in that war fought because they wanted to protect their city. No, that would be too much to expect from alot of mafioso in these streets. Most of you will agree with that as we have seen many unloyal mafioso. I think they just fought for the person above them. Not caring wether or not they were right or wrong... They fought because they know they need to please the man that is above them if they want to get far.

Do all mafioso in this thing of ours really have there own opinions that they share with others... Or do they just follow the crowd and hope that they get far?

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Upon hearing the question being asked to him,bboy turns to give his answer in the best way he could.

I believe that they did both good sir.They died defending the city they lived in and the people they believed in.It's been a tradition in this thing of ours that if you are a Mademan and up and you're CL dies in a war then you are expected to fight it out to the death as no other crew will take you in.It doesn't matter if you believe or not in the person above you.This leaves no option for them but to fight for the city they belong and hope to win the war in order to survive and in doing so they need to fight for the person above them.Now those who are not yet Mademen have the choice of joining the other crews once their CL dies in war.While the option is there for them,we still see some who opted to fight for their leader.We have even seen some who have died in the early stage of the war leaving a note for their next of kin,instructing them to help his or her leader fight for whatever that leader believes in.Hence the believe that they did die defending the city the live in and the people they believe in.

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Listens carefully to what bboydurante has to say.

Yes, of course they must fight for there CL As like you said 'They have no choice' But how many of these men are actually LOYAL? How many of these men would jump in front of a bullet to save the CL. I can tell you now, not many. Of course there are still enough out there that will. But there are some that protest they are loyal, but they know they are in fact not loyal.

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I do agree on that good sir.While there are those who would put their lives on line for the crew the work for,there are who would jump overboard and abandon the organization that had kept them alive.

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After taking a few rests at his father's prized resort somewhere you all, I know, dont care. pUcky suddenly comes out wearing a Beat Boston T-Shirt enclosed in his suit. He unbuttons his suit in such an awesome fashion and swerve his not so curly hair in front of the crowd to recognize hes now an LA soldato.

I came here to say that Im lucky to pinpoint my place of blessings under the guidance of the superman of Los Angeles. Not only he has a great captain, a demon looking one steadfasting me by the side but a short-but-sweet speech clearing all things up.

Great speech GF you did not disappoint me.

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Funny, not even an hour ago I remember a young Goomba by the name of pUcky seeking me out, telling me how great my city could be and that he was going to approach one of my Captains if I wouldn't take him into my direct employ. I guess you'll just join anyone and the rest is just hollow platitudes?

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Indeed, it was so funny.

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It certainly was.

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