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| How NOT to get killed in the brent crew | Started by: BillCorsica on Feb 07, '25 12:54 |
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I’m sure by now we have all seen the bodies from the brent family piling up in the obits. These were not attacks from the outside but rather from the inside. You can tell by attending the funerals where most of them say “No WS needed”. So everyone is probably thinking that this is a death crew but I’m here to set the record straight and give all new associates some free advice on how NOT to get killed while working for this city. It’s quite simple really 1. COMMUNICATION, COMMUNICATION, COMMUNICATION. I really can’t express this enough. It’s important to always be in constant communication with your leader even if you think it’s not necessary. Your leader has a mailbox for a reason. Use it. 2. Respect - this one is self explanatory I’ll list more when I think of some, these were just a few off the top of my head. If anyone has any other suggestions please don’t hesitate to contribute to this discussion. And let me assure you all, the brent crew is still the number one crew in Chicago and we intend to keep it that way despite what you may be reading in the local papers |
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This is exceptional work, BillCorsica. I'd like to list a couple of the good qualities you have shown me since coming onboard as my associate: 1. Communication, communication, communication. You've been a rock solid communicator. 2. Respect. You've communicated a lot of respect in my direction. That's rock solid. 3. Walking the walk, not just talking the talk. Your constant communication of respect has proved you're a man of action. That's solid. Rock solid. |
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| Reply by: BuckBurgerhouse at Feb 07, '25 13:00 | |
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Who will be left once Spike and Brent finish purging everyone? |
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| Reply by: Otis at Feb 07, '25 13:37 | |
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With all the communication being communicated and all the respect being given out I would like to respectfully communicate the fact that respectful communication is the key to success. I cannot stress enough the importance of respectful communication and I respect the fact that Brent through his associate communicated in no unclear terms that he demands respect and communication but most importantly a respectful communication from all his associates. |
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| Reply by: DrPepper at Feb 07, '25 13:51 | |
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I can respect your respectful commentary on the respect shown here, DrPepper. Otis...don't make me get the newspaper. |
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| Reply by: HansKieslowski at Feb 07, '25 14:02 | |
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There is a better way not to die in brent's family and that is not to join it in the first place. Problem solved. |
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| Reply by: Moryana at Feb 07, '25 14:28 | |
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| What Moryana has somewhat respectfully communicated holds very true. In fact a respectful way to not die in any respectful crew is indeed not to join the said respected crew. But I would also like to communicate respectfully that not joining any respectful crew will eventually lead to a distespectful death in this respectful thing of ours. | |
| Reply by: DrPepper at Feb 07, '25 14:37 | |
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DrPepper, all deaths are merely deaths. The simple fact of remaining crew less and paving your own path does not make i disrespectful on it's own. I think for many at this current time the benefits of remaining outside of "respectful" crews may outweigh actually joining one. For example, some crew leaders have taxes, outside of families you are guaranteed to be tax free. This allows for placing money into investments without feeling obligated to share your wealth. It also means if the purge whispers are true that they also cannot be purged after putting in effort. Again, some might be more endeared to this than seeing that if they put in effort, it is gone on a whim or a whisper of bloodlines and prior acts that have no bearing on the here or now. For some this can be extremely appealing at this current stage on these shores. |
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| Reply by: Moryana at Feb 07, '25 14:44 | |
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Frank listens intently as one Mafioso after another speaks either nonsensical rabble-rousing or at least chimes in with things that don’t match Omertà at all. “First of all let me say this. I have never witnessed in all my lifetimes a more entitled whiny bunch of mobsters! “Oh, our friend was killed or our parent was killed, everyone’s getting purged!”. Blah, blah, blah-da-de-blah. The truth is that there have been some who grow restless, some who look to incite or illicit a response through behavior that would be unbecoming to a member of a family. Some who are lying about their intentions about being working key in the cog that is a mafia family only to get in and to lurk in the shadows and band others with them to assist in plans ran by outside sources. And that’s not how this works. That’s not how any of this works. If you cannot follow a families rules, don’t be surprised when you end up with cement shoes. If your only purpose is to post shots at leaders and try to cause issues, don’t be surprised when you don’t come back from that car ride. If you are going to be disrespectful, scheme and try and turn others… Don’t be surprised when your car makes a loud boom when you go to start it. That’s just how this thing of ours works, why are you all acting so fucking surprised?” Frank takes a minute to collect himself before returning to his complaint. “Moryana I’m shocked to see you take the side of “If people don’t want to join a crew it’s because of this or that. It’s not surprising!”. With your long lineage you know better. It has never been acceptable to try and make a-go of it on your own. It’s seen as a threat. This is the mafia, not a mom and pop restaurant going up against a chain. It’s a matter of respect and principle of business within this thing of ours to come up the right way. People shouldn’t be surprised if they choose this option they get a head full of lead also. Ultimately you got some people out here whining and trying to stir the shit because they’re inadequate and upset that their bad behavior isn’t tolerated. Suck it up buttercups. No matter the regime, you step over certain lines you get popped. You don’t like it? Go live a different life cause you ain’t cut out for the Marie one, capische?” Frank straights his suit and looks everyone gathered in the eye sternly before stepping back. |
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| Reply by: FrankCastiglia at Feb 07, '25 15:01 | |
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Settle down, Captain Obvious. It's just a couple of mobsters having a laugh and a good time. Nobody is trying to unravel Cosa Nostra, here, except maybe Moryana. What stuck out the most in your mini-diatribe is the judgment coming from a wiseguy. I'm not talking about the boring recitation of our traditional principles, which everyone already knows. I'm talking about the finger pointing regarding people's abilities, intentions, and character. It's easy to throw out vague, indirect accusations, but it is also cowardly. Who is inadequate, Frank? |
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| Reply by: Otis at Feb 07, '25 15:18 | |
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Excellent advice, BillCorsica. I can say that I have been practicing this advice and it has done me a lot of good. As you all can see, I'm extremely alive. |
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| Reply by: MikeRotch at Feb 07, '25 15:44 | |
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FrankCastigilia, yes I do have a long family history on these shores. I also have had an ancestor that remained unhamed for over 50 days on these shores until they took a bullet. Perhaps my line was just lucky at the time, but let's not pretend it is not possible to do so if it has already been done. I do enjoy your threats though, always a winning strategy. |
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| Reply by: Moryana at Feb 07, '25 16:04 | |
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Frank smiles as he listens to Moryana Threats? That’s what you took from that? Those weren’t threats. Those were actuality. The anomaly that was one of your ancestors isn’t the norm. It isn’t how things are done here. This thing of ours runs like a business. That’s what a lot of you don’t seem to understand. You pay tribute or taxes because your boss allows you to be protected and you have people who stand beside and behind you because of that. You go out on your own and try and make it in this life then you’re leaving yourself open to be just any other common thug out on the streets. Meaning, you end up dead on the corner and it’s just another unfortunate soul who did bad things and got their karma. No one blinks a fucking eye. On the other side of things, you respect the business, you do the things you’re passionate supposed to and something unexpected happens… Well, that’s a different story. But let’s not pretend some of the recent deaths were as simple as someone getting trigger happy. Families have rules. This society has rules. You step outside of them, everyone knows the cost. Let’s not pretend we don’t.” Frank again straightens himself up before taking a step back. |
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| Reply by: FrankCastiglia at Feb 07, '25 16:14 | |
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To Frank’s point, we do have taxes here in this family as well that afford us protection (except for the guys who were killed but they were killed for various internal reasons). Add that to my list 3. PAY YOUR TAXES. Last I checked mine are paid in full and actually more than what was owed. This will keep you in good favour with your boss and also goes towards his or her protection and funding |
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| Reply by: BillCorsica at Feb 07, '25 16:28 | |
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Thank God Frank is here to explain how to live a long and prosperous life. Nine days in the mob and he has this level of insight. Phenomenal. True Godfather material right here. I’m genuinely astonished. So simple too - if only more people understood the meaning of Omertà we wouldn’t be seeing these mass |
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| Reply by: NickNack at Feb 07, '25 16:44 | |
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| I'm trying to wrap my head around why a week old goomba is out here defending a propped up crew. | |
| Reply by: zipper at Feb 07, '25 16:47 | |
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| FrankCastiglia, the bizarre level of aggression you are showing in this terrific speech given by my #1 associate BillCorsica is, frankly, insane. I think you'll find that the advice being given here is solid. Rock solid. I'm a Made Man, so I think I'd know. | |
| Reply by: BuckBurgerhouse at Feb 07, '25 17:02 | |
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I would like to communicate that I do find it amusing that a 2 day old goomba is communicating that they cant wrap their head arnd why a week old goomba has opinion. Whether or not I respectfully agree with that opinion is not the matter of concern here. But the respectful matter of conxern brought up is about taxes and staying out of all crews and maybe something which may have been conmunicated but I forget at this fleeting moment. Anyway, now respectfully coming to the point of staying crewless, I would like to communicate that not too long ago some respectful people who are advicating for crewlessness their ancestors were not very respectful of the choices of other people when they wanted to be crewless. Moreover this respectful thing of ours is not meant to stay crewless. And if someone chooses to be then it's their respected choice which I do not have a problem with. I would also like to communicate that sometimes some respectful people suggest taxing the shit out of respected people on the other hand a crew that has taxes is bad? Make up your mind. Or respectfully jave the clarity of thought to communicate whatever the actual reason is for not joining a crew. If you dont like a CLs face, if you dont like how they carry themselves, or maybe you just don't feel like joining any CL cos you think they are not worthy of your respectful presence, just be true to yourself and others and respectfully say it out loud. It will be much better to communicate the actual reasons instead of not communicating truthfully. I respect the honest truthful communication more than excuses. |
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| Reply by: DrPepper at Feb 07, '25 17:22 | |
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Thank you DrPepper for reminding me of point number 4 ALWAYS BE RESPECTFUL |
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| Reply by: BillCorsica at Feb 07, '25 17:36 | |
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I’ll tell you all something else about the brent crew… as an avid fan and frequenter of our streets, it is refreshing to see someone who dares do things a little different than the status quo. You take some of the people here on this corner, they’re beating the same ol hum-drum drum. It’s tired. My lineage will always seek out those who add their own flair, creativity, and innovation to our streets or business district and am willing to die on that hill to support them. So I guess by that logic, being willing to die on a hill in support of something is actually a surefire way to get yourself killed in the brent crew but I meant that more as a figure of speech, not literally |
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| Reply by: BillCorsica at Feb 07, '25 17:44 | |
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