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| Progression and Regression of WARH! | Started by: Mxyz on Apr 06, '21 03:21 |
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Ladies and gentlemen, I ask for your attention, opinions, and all around generally open discussion. The topic I bring forward for us today is the regression and progression of WARH! War. War never changes. If one thing is certain in this line of work for us mafioso, it's there comes a certain point where we draw our last breath. And in the life of crime, most mafioso have a shorter life span than the rest of the world and blue collar workers. We signed up for this life, knowing pretty much exactly what comes with it. And the wars of our life? Well, call me old fashion, but I see the good and bad on war and the business it brings to these shores. War is either good for business, or bad for business. Finding the healthy balance is surely the hardest part of anyone's job. You can't be too aggressive or you're seen as a tyrant. You can't be too conservative or you're seen as weak and soft. In my time here, and those of my grandfather's, you rarely find anyone content being in the middle ground, and if a leader does accomplish that, it's rare that they'll actually be acknowledged or recognized. Fairytales and best sellers put good versus evil. The echelon versus the people. Those who have committed the most disgusting acts. And those who gave us a story of just a regular man who wanted to try and be a hero. Going off track, but you get my point, I'm sure. There's a psychology to it, and diversification across the board. Regimes come and go, but we remember the stories that are told. Even if we are all reading different authors. A hot headed youth who doesn't know when to holster his gun might've wanted to see the entire world burn after the death of Don Avacado. And in a different timeline, we might've seen that happen. However, I recognized patience play a part in current events. I'm not here to talk about the recent events though, but it did spark the motivation in me to come to the streets to talk about the regression and progression that war has in our lives. I know nothing of what transpired on Easter, and it's just another chapter in this long book that we're all contributing to. And my opinion holds no merit, but I do tip my hat in respect to those who made a play, as much as I do Godfather Asher. I won't talk ill of someone making a move. That is, let us not forget, how this regime assumed power to begin with. I've seen talk of these peaceful times killing this world of ours and bringing it to a stagnant. And that sparked my interest. Then I went into the vault of history books where I stumbled across a speech by ThomasCrown. Attending that speech was Mezzo. Where they talked about the balance between peaceful prosperity and savage bloodshed. The topic was aimed at the progression of this regime, but it also made me think of the regime before this. My grandfather remembers those times being not so pleasant, but everyone has their own experiences. Some people find this era as a breath of fresh air. Where others want to see more action. The progression and regression of war. And the balance. That's why I'm here, because I actually see vocal opinions on both sides of the fence. And in older times where someone might've been killed for being vocal, we are given more room to be vocal during this time. I mean, hell, Max's son echoed his father's thoughts from the speech that Thomas presented. The man held an opinion and didn't die for it. So goddammit. Let's be vocal and let's get our opinions out there in a time where we can. Let's talk about the one thing that gets our blood flowing, and that's the good and bad side of business of WARH. I enjoy viewing things from both sides of the coin. Where I relate with both those who love a good bloodbath from time to time, but also having some time to take in some fresh air and enjoy the environment for what it is. I truly seek the value in both. Finding the balance in myself between relaxed and antsy, a common human quality in all of us. A time in my life where death isn't personal. I think it's safe to say we all just want a little time. And when death does happen, we realize that we just wanted a little more time. Sometimes this world is just a little too extra, so people retire and return to the mainland. Some of us are just here for the ride and know where the road ends. It's about giving people the opportunity, or not. The many faces of "the man in charge" theory. And honestly, as a guy who is just here for the ride, it's hard for me to find my true opinion on my own topic. I'm more intrigued into the minds of others and their stances and reasoning for leaning one way or the other. When is peace too much peace? When is blood too much blood? Does it depend on the person and their personality? Does it come over time when people change who they are and decide to reach out just a bit further? Is a peaceful time better or even comparable to a time when individuals were purged, or even to compareit to family takedowns? War. The good and the bad. Let's talk about it. I only want real G's out here ready to express their genuine opinion. If you're a sheep, stay in the herd. And in case anyone was curious, apparently we have a fucking stag with us. And a cat. And a duck. And a squirrel. God help us. |
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Pablo Ryman takes a wander into the streets and spots a discussion about warh. "Hola amigo, war can be like a good forest fuego. Allows regrowth and all that but then sometimes they don't and can cause a problem. More importantly, I have a good friend you have ignored. Mi nuevo amigo Angry_Goose is angry for many reasons...force feeding of grain through a funnel, constant references to Christmas dinner and foie gras...but missing him in any diversity discussion is like poking a bear with a stick. Or throwing stones at a ganso. Turn him into Apoplectic_Goose." |
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| Reply by: Ryman_Branson at Apr 06, '21 08:50 | |
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The Goose comes flapping into the discussion 'HOOONK HONK HONK PECK HONK FLAP FLAP HONKY PECKER FLAPPAGE' (gracias mi amigo Ryman_Branson, we avians are often overlooked, except like you rightly point out, for food. noone appreciates our speed shitting and i for one am not happy about it. As for war or a well planned hit, I don't care what anyone says, it's the one thing that gets the blood flowing, the dopamine released and while I don't agree with savagery for the sake of it, i'll leave that to the badgers, I thoroughly enjoy getting involved when the need arises) |
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| Reply by: Angry_Goose at Apr 06, '21 09:10 | |
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Primero, I would gusto to gracias Mxyz for bringing this arriba and yo agree with mucho points. I am very feliz that yo can give my opinión. Listening a Angry_Goose's sounds raros, I quiero add that él.. ella.. it..? thinks that the getting sangre flowing is meant in two different caminos here. Y I agree. The heart of nuestro community es that we find our way hasta el top through trabajo, intelligence, betrayal, amistad y ingenuity. Personally, me gusto when bloodlines mantiene su code of honour whilst doing so y especially after su papá died. The idea nunca should be, que el top of our community can be reached solo by living mucho tiempo. That said, perdoname.. You have preguntado el opinion of 'real G's'.. Y yo.. am just an artist, painting in different colores.. Black, negro. So many posibilidades.. |
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| Reply by: FranciscoGoya at Apr 06, '21 11:09 | |
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I'm sorry. I know a little spanish and am somewhat fluent in French, but I don't speak this mutt language. But America is the land of opportunity, so there's still hope for you yet. And how could I ever forget Angry Goose!? Wait... Umm... Who? Ahhh, who cares. Francisco. Well. You're dead. It be like that sometimes. Alright. Pulling the curtains on the three chipmunks here. Any real takers on the discussion? I wish I'd like to say I'm in good company and that doesn't seem to be the case right now. |
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| Reply by: Mxyz at Apr 06, '21 22:45 | |
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Mi father died un poco early, Mxyz. Sorry that él no could answer. Yo appreciate that you though there still was esperanza para him though. My papá no was as very bueno en English like yo am, but he did make unos puntos that really went into profundidad of su questions. He was a pintador, not a chipmunk. Yo have the same opinión que he had. El life de a mafiaso should consist of confienza, betrayal, loyalty y friendship. Un age muy old should not be el soló reason for being en power. I am muy sorry that yo no speak fluent Inglés, but mi father nunca taught mi well. |
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| Reply by: FrancescitoGoyita at Apr 08, '21 08:17 | |
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