Yes, we die for our brothers, but if our so called brother opens his big mouth, he deserves to be shot. Tell me the last time you saw a Godfather go to war because some stupid Earner told someone to Fuck off in the streets.

Agreed. In that example your right, if one family member made a mistake that obviously wrong he should definitely be shot. But most situations that end in dealth aren't that easy to figure whos in the wrong . I think in a certain situation it'd be good to see the lower ranks duke it out, others handled by the top ranks.

Francis the rules of combat are really quite simple in The Lions Den.

You shoot one of ours and we level a city.

That is the way TheDean does his business end of story.

There have been a few good points now, and I still stand by what I said.

Overall, if someone decides to war you, you aren't going to just want to then attack their lower ranks with your low ranks, you take out the main threat, the CL and their hitters.

Do you understand what a Mafia family is? We die for our brothers mistakes daily. Not saying its right, just part of our way of life.

Reply by: Noodle at Dec 22, '10 06:29

*wonder and ponders the true meaning and brother*

If ONe is so irresponsible and disrespectefull of his own brother in a way he would cause them trouble for meaningless happening, I believe he should get a correection by thoses same brothers.

I concur with toke n choke, the big mouth deserve a bullet from his big brother. As we wont jeopardyze a whole family for a lil rat, or snitch or traitor.

If we like him enough he would get a beating, a slap behind the head and would live, but if we feel he will never get things right then ciao piccioto.

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ON another hand, wiseguy should stay out of thoses wars as well XP

but it would be an interesting feature still to put thief and thugs andall theother ranks to war..if case apply.

AS it doesnt take really much time for thoses to come back at same rank.In addition of learning the value of life, honnor and respect. and of courses the consequences of misplaced words and the war itself.

Respect,

Al D.