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The Fall of St Louis | Started by: Stamina on Jan 11, '12 00:24 |
Last night we all saw the blood of St Louis upon our streets, a city brougt to its knees by New Orleans and Chicago. Over the last 24 hours many people have been speculating about the reasons behind the decision and have condemned the attack. Hound and St Louis had been generally seen as an active, peaceful city that had been living up to its potential under the ever present leadership of Hound.
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I am a bit confused on this matter. Are you saying that with very little information St Louis was taken out or realizing that there was a lot of information pointing against them and that made your decision? |
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Reply by: Inferno-ace at Jan 11, '12 01:18 | |
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Makes perfect sense. Unfortunate as well.
As a refugee from the latest bout of violence, housing is my own pressing concern. I do not feel that I'm alone in this matter, for some might say the lack of options is...inappropriate, considering the number of people contained in both Chicago and New Orleans. Chicago has seen fit to authorize an expansion in their city, in theory violating the GF council ruling, however I can only assume it means fairly soon another city will be reopened by Chicago. Considering the logistics of shuffling crews, I can understand why it would be a temporary violation, though no violation was actually intended.
I am curious if New Orleans is taking steps in that same direction as well? |
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Reply by: Thanatos at Jan 11, '12 01:20 | |
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Xiphos stands in the crowd and listens to Godfather Stamina's words. |
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Reply by: Xiphos at Jan 11, '12 01:31 | |
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It would be nice if New York was reopened for the descendants of those that passed away due to the false information...
As for the spy issue, I can think of only two reasons someone would stoop to such low methods; 1) extreme paranoia or more likely 2) Looking for a reason to attack a city.
In this instance Hound combined reason #2 with an unstable friend who was thirsty for chaos and destruction. Frankly I feel Hound got off easy, his death does little to repay the families that were destroyed due to his itchy trigger finger.
Stamina thank you for an explanation as to the StL take down and clarifying what happened with New York. |
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Reply by: Dutch_Man at Jan 11, '12 01:32 | |
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It does sound to me as though a large number of people, were sacrificed over information which some might consider questionable. It is a shame to see such lives lost, over something as grey and uncertain. Though I'm new here i do come equipped with a common sense manual, and it sounds to me like some poor judgement was made here. It is just to bad that the St Louis city couldn't wait just a bit longer and solidify any information they had. We live and learn, as they say. |
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Reply by: Quasimodo at Jan 11, '12 01:34 | |
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What a marvelous tale you have spoken, Almost 100% fiction but very well done. |
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Reply by: BOBOBOBOBO at Jan 11, '12 01:54 | |
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Now that Stamina has cleared it up people know what the story is and put all the rumours to bed. |
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Reply by: Dench at Jan 11, '12 01:58 | |
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A City is nothing more than a place to sleep at night. The people who work in a city, they are the reason for your loyalty. New York wasn't completely innocent in this whole fiasco. But even if it were and New York is reopened in the near future, it will not be as a a safe haven for those whose parents previously lived and worked in the city. My advice to you, is to find leadership that appeals to you, and attempt to live a life that will honor your bloodline. |
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Reply by: EveValon at Jan 11, '12 02:00 | |
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In your imagination, Jesse was the one who really planted the rogues in Philly, and somehow convinced Hound, SuperX, and Stamina to go along with the plan, but then SuperX changed his mind and so JJ took him out? That seems pretty ridiculous to me to be honest, do you really believe that? Hound "allowed" Jesse to remove "most of the top guns in SL? I feel like 5 people or so died, and, no disrespect to the dead, but I literally cannot remember who other than SuperX. Surely whenever a leader falls, those loyal to him should be removed as well? Doing otherwise exposes the aggresor's family to attack. A leader who would ignore a threat like that is no leader at all. |
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Reply by: EveValon at Jan 11, '12 02:36 | |
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I usually don't like to respond to rubbish like this, but what the hell, I've got a few free minutes.
First off, I couldn't really care less about your mindless drivel. It's all too common and is little more than the same, boring rhetoric of someone whose daddy died last night. In the end, your opinions don't matter and neither do you, as we both know you're only able to spew these words knowing full well you're planning on taking the cowards way out, here in a few hours. By the way, Rest In Peace...in advance.
What I will address, however, is the part where you state: "yeah you jumped in real strong for clean up". First off, Godfather Stamina and the city of New Orleans were there from the first second of the first minute of the first hour of this war. They fought valiantly and suffered their own casualties being a part of this. To suggest anything else only goes to prove how out of the loop and irrelevant you are, because you clearly have no idea how hard they all worked in New Orleans last night. As a Left Hand Man for Godfather James family, I appreciate their hard work and believe we are lucky to have had such an ally last night. |
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Reply by: Rathbone at Jan 11, '12 02:42 | |
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Fuck you Stamina. |
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Reply by: SuperDuperSuperBee at Jan 11, '12 02:43 | |
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Hey Rathbone....that story you be spinning even more funny than the original. |
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Reply by: BOBOBOBOBO at Jan 11, '12 02:44 | |
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Actually from what I understand of Stamina's speech New York was the VICTIM of a lunatic let loose by Hound.
With all due-respect, I have to disagree with what you have to say, for the people of New York took pride in their city as well as their family! If there are living members of NY or ancestors of those who were wrongfully killed who want to rebuild New York why should they not be giving that chance? Do they not deserve the right to rebuild what was stolen from them? Is Chicago just a "city" you sleep in? I would hope you would have more pride in your city than just a mere place to lay your head, but to each their own...
I am lost on this statement, surely if the God Father Council decides to allow New York to rebuild there should be no issue? Why would any family looking to rebuild be in danger? Surely the low ranking members who would be involved in such a rebuild would not be a threat to any city... Unless of course the God Father Council no longer has control of this world of ours...
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Reply by: Dutch_Man at Jan 11, '12 02:49 | |
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Without meaning to speak for EveValon, I'd like to address your points Dutch_Man.
First, who here could even possibly say that New York was completely innocent in the fiasco? Perhaps they were the victims initially, but when they fired shots at Chicago without doing their homework first, they screwed up.
Secondly, I don't know what to make of anyone who is more loyal to a city than their own family. If this includes you, then I sure hope your current leader is alright knowing that someone within his family might have loyalties that lie somewhere beyond his city.
Thirdly, why would New York just be given to the previous families of New York? What makes you believe they're entitled to the keys to the city? Just because they were there previously? |
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Reply by: Rathbone at Jan 11, '12 03:03 | |
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Did you know that "BOBO" actually means "dumb", just like your rant? |
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Reply by: Abel at Jan 11, '12 03:10 | |
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Rathbone, again... No need to rub it in. We are aware. We are nothing more than thugs, or goombas at the most, but that doesn't mean we aren't suffering the loss of our fathers and mothers. You don't need to be so cold when replying to us. We are fully aware we are not entitled to anything, but one can dream hope and even ask, can't we? |
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Reply by: Abel at Jan 11, '12 03:13 | |
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Reply by: Dutch_Man at Jan 11, '12 03:35 | |
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Stand and listens to everyone shouting at each other |
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Reply by: Inferno-ace at Jan 11, '12 04:01 | |
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From the information, now public, I can agree that New York was dealt a bad hand. Still, your friends were a part of New York and just because it might not have been the former leaders of New York taking the shots, these were still men and women that the former leaders of New York had deemed worthy of being Made, and as such, representatives of the City of New York.
I would hope that all current residents of the Windy City feel the same way and have pride in their city. However, we are each individuals. We're not bound to our fathers sentiments, nor should we be. To only live as our fathers lived is to be focused solely on oneself, or former self. To live for family brings far greater rewards and honor in this thing of ours.
Those that have worked hardest deserve a chance to lead. To keep handing rewards over to those simply because they have a famous name or whose family was once important isn't right in my eyes. It complete ignores those that work the hardest in this life and prove to their families that they are capable of such opportunities. Now, if the son or daughter of a former resident of New York can demonstrate such hard work and loyalty to his family, then yes, you could sell me on the idea that they should be given such an opportunity. |
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Reply by: Rathbone at Jan 11, '12 04:02 | |
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