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| The Era of Rebuild: A Manifesto for the Unsponsored | Started by: Whistler on Feb 04, '26 21:41 |
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Sick and tired of all the lies and deceit?
Become unsponsored. Remain a civilian or Petty Thief and be in business for yourself.
Clearly the current mafia regime is failing and it's just a matter of time before all hell breaks loose. Mistrust and betrayal are rampant right now. Why would you be a part of a family that would not be afraid to pull the trigger on you? Detroit and NY are pulling the strings and ready with the scissors.
If you're pissed off and tired of what is going on, I challenge you to change all your cash to save haven items like those fancy credit bonds. Or invest in a long-term property that you can transfer to your kin. Then, drop out of your crew if sponsored and remain unsponsored. We might all get killed at some point, but our kin be there to continue the mission, no matter how many times they have to return.This way, we can show in sheer numbers to the Mayor who would have to force sweeping changes that he calls, the Era of Rebuild.
If you don't want to join, that's okay. History will remember those who stood up in the time of oppression. Be the change and DRAIN THE SWAMP. |
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Draining the swamp and real estate sounds like a real swell idea. I do fancy having a dabble myself in land around the Florida area and that is quite swampy. I wonder if a buy up a low of the land what I could build there in the future.. Real food for thought that. Your name gives me an idea as well. I wonder if my new creation could bring sound to the picture houses of the west while driving his steamboat. These Streets really are inspirational. |
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| Reply by: WaltDisney at Feb 04, '26 21:47 | |
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WaltDisney I hear you're an up and coming guy in the movie industry...that is a wonderful idea! Glad I could inspire you. You should definitely consider being in business for yourself. I applaud you, good sir. |
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| Reply by: Whistler at Feb 04, '26 21:49 | |
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Is this a time of oppression? It certainly doesn't appear to be from where I'm standing and I don't think anyone in Detroit can reasonably claim to have been oppressed or betrayed in recent months. Far from it. And scissors? Please. These fingers were made for fish-hooking and eye gouging, not silly snippity snipping. That isn't the Detroit way at all. We don't want for much here and we certainly wouldn't want anything from any of those nerd factories across the country. Why would we? We've got everything we need right here. You really don't miss hot water after awhile and who could feel hungry even in the desolate wastes of Corktown when you've chowed down on a superbly orchestrated art gallery heist around lunchtime, before filling up on a glorious trucking depot raid for dinner? Home with your feet up before supper (which may or may not be inedible). What's not to love? All we ask/forcibly demand is that you crack the skull of anyone who dares to slip a BuddyBig into your back pocket to try and steal your wallet, and after that the day's your own. Is that such a burden? I don't think so. Plus there is excellent pay available, every 12 hours like clockwork, just stick your hand out and ask and someone will drop a fat wad of cash right on in there. Kind-hearted Gneiss has even taken to issuing payday bonuses to those who are really pulling their weight. How cool is that? In fact, now that I think about it, I'm sure you've got this all wrong, Whistler. Detroiters shouldn't become unsponsored, the unsponsored should be joining Detroit. Why do you want to be stinky and cold on the Street with the muck and the filth, when you could be earning a great wage and sustaining only semi-major concussions every other afternoon? How can you compete with that? What's your counter, sending anonymous credits and trying to get the Mayor to step in? Seems a little dorky, honestly, and who wants to be a dork? Nobody. So don't worry about draining the swamp, have 15k on me and it'll seem like nothing after you've walked down 12th Street after Curry Thursday. |
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| Reply by: DetroitSimon at Feb 04, '26 22:22 | |
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You know what, before I go, I'll even toss you another 5 large. NOT A BRIBE and not because I forgot that the minimum tip was 20k rather than 15, just thinking money. That's all. Chew on the idea of it. Or may on the actual money itself if you were hungry and actually thinking about coming here because absolutely nothing at all can grow in the toxic soil. Well, certainly nothing edible. Or non-sentient. I may have said too much. |
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| Reply by: DetroitSimon at Feb 04, '26 22:25 | |
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Nothing grows on the Toxic soil in Detroit? Ouch. Now we see what your own people up there are eating. You're absolutely right, I don't want to think about going there. |
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| Reply by: Whistler at Feb 04, '26 22:28 | |
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Oh right, I see. Fair enough. Another potential recruit lost, I guess. What put you off, it being a cesspit? Shit. Why did I have to mention the soil toxicity again? Every time this happens. Get the fish on the line and then just as I'm about to land it in the boat, I reference the pH levels. Stupid, stupid, DTSi. Just stop talking about it, Jesus. Stick to the positives when soils comes up, like you trained for in the Sponsorship meetings before you were given the right to send invites. Remember your objection handling. "Oh clay subsoils can be an issue due to cyclical expansion and contraction? Sure, maybe in places where there are trees to absorb the moisture and potentially cause foundation issues but do you ever see a tree in Detroit? And do our buildings even have foundations?" Much better. I've got this for next time. |
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| Reply by: DetroitSimon at Feb 04, '26 22:43 | |
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Things grow in Detroit. Have you not viewed the sheer size of Simons ego? It feeds upon anything and everything that interacts with it. It has become almost self aware now and you are never sure which personality your going to get a response from. We can also grow the levels of incompotence we display on the daily. I mean just look at me. I spend all day drawing cartoons. Now in my head these are gonna be the next big thing but lets be honest here. They are just badly draw mice and dogs that walk like humans. I dont have one chance out amounting to anything. Its taken me a year to get to this point and what do i have to show for it? Facts are facts. They just hurt some times. Like really hurt. I wish there was somewhere magical i could take my kids in our fine country. Somewhere we could just be free and have fun. Sundays @ Simons isnt cutting it anymore and the large blanks in your memory the day after are hard to justify.. |
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| Reply by: WaltDisney at Feb 04, '26 22:51 | |
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Well said, DetroitSimon. Subsoils and all that. Agreed. And why would we even need to grow our own food, Whistler? We're important mafia guys. We import the finest quality ingredients. Ham from Spain. Potatoes from Idaho. Pro-wackers from the Netherlands. That last one didn't work out so well. But you get what you pay for and, I'll tell you what, we bought a lemon. RIP twigs. Detroit is a dreamland. Do you like free money? You get a payday twice a day. Do you like dogs? You can walk Simon on a leash after you've mugged him into submission. It's whatever you make of it. It's both my home and the natural gathering place of my greatest enemies. That stressful dichotomy keeps me operating at full capacity every day. Nobody likes Mr. Negativity, Whistler. There is an incredible future for you just waiting to unfold. Embrace opportunity. Reach out for your greater purpose. Become The Chosen One. I believe in you. |
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| Reply by: TextBasedMafiaRPGMan at Feb 04, '26 22:53 | |
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So you have to pay people to be with you? Shame, shame. |
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| Reply by: Whistler at Feb 04, '26 23:25 | |
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That is generally how employment works, Whistler. You need to get a job, son. Learn a little bit about life. |
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| Reply by: TextBasedMafiaRPGMan at Feb 04, '26 23:35 | |
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You can tell Whistler has never spent 48 hours doing crucial crisis management training. Have you got any tips? |
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| Reply by: EIkmilk at Feb 04, '26 23:45 | |
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Oh right so in addition to being a petty thief or a poxy civilian, the shameful act of making money is also off the table for however long it takes before we can go crying to Daddy Mayor to fix our problems. You really aren't selling this to me at all. Is it a question of money? Whistler: HOW DARE YOU?! What other bright ideas are you cooking up over there around the sewing circle in Unsponsored HQ, Whistly? Longing working hours with fewer breaks perhaps? What do you think about lunchtime? A missed opportunity for unpaid labour, I'll bet. |
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| Reply by: DetroitSimon at Feb 04, '26 23:48 | |
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Be in a cesspool for a measly payday? Nah. I spent time in your crew for a bit then a crew in NY and NY definitely takes the cake if I had to join again. |
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| Reply by: Whistler at Feb 05, '26 00:03 | |
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| You're such a bummer Whistler. So lugubrious. Are you depressed? It's hard being homeless. Do you like to smoke fat cigars and wear fedoras and order whiskey at bars that haven't been tended for years? We can do that too. Let's talk about honor, omerta and respect with the fellas. Let's talk about politics. It's not all noxious odor clouds and Simon's soil seminars here. I have room for another protege on my roster. It's very important to find a community that supports and understands you. Social isolation is the greatest dividing factor in the youth of today. It makes them angry and resentful. EIkmilk was just like you once, and look at him now. He was a RHM for nearly 3 days. | |
| Reply by: TextBasedMafiaRPGMan at Feb 05, '26 00:21 | |
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I totally get what you're wanting to accomplish here. It has been done before and lasted about a week. We maintained approximately 65 to 70 on sponsored. On the upside there is a very similar scenario coming up in the very near future. Something along the line of small tight-knit groups that are able to work together and able to move on if they so desire. |
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| Reply by: TheGarbageTruck at Feb 05, '26 01:46 | |
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| Trucks back to make a slight correction. Unsponsored | |
| Reply by: TheGarbageTruck at Feb 05, '26 01:49 | |
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I can smell that detroitsimon has been here recently...damn. I had a whole speech and everything. Oh well. Basically, this idea is dumb and detroitsimon is stinky. |
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| Reply by: AlexanderHamilton at Feb 05, '26 05:43 | |
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I understand the sentiment. |
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| Reply by: Nyctophilia at Feb 05, '26 12:20 | |
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I’m not sure that Detroit can hold the strings? I don’t even have opposable thumbs. As a reminder, Detroit remains an open city. After all, who in their right mind would have authed MichaelHaller or TheNewGuy. Feel free to make your own destiny here among the scissor wielders! |
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| Reply by: BuddyBigPaw at Feb 05, '26 18:45 | |
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