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Steak and Calamari | Started by: Phil_Steak on Jan 12, '13 04:08 |
Thank you everybody for taking the time to hear me out today. I am sure many of you are wondering why Godfather SquidMaster was slain earlier today. Usually, events like these involve business, and are filled with casualties on both sides. I am pleased to say, this incident is not such an event, and am glad that the fine people representing Chicago are safe. |
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Lol.... you honestly keep sitting there acting as if I wasn't a qualified Godfather. Mother fucker, I was a good man and a great leader. yes, people make mistakes and sometimes may assume something that isn't supposed to be there, such as friendship. |
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Reply by: hanoy at Jan 12, '13 04:17 | |
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The rest of your statement Mr. Steak I can't really comment on. You could be 100% correct as its not something that I would really know about.
However your final point is irking me slightly. I think when the dust has settled on this you will come to realise that there was a miscommunication somewhere along the line. Someone spends 60 hours a week in a dream world (irl), at least 42 hours asleep a week (based on just 6 hours per night) and then throw in another 15-20 hours per week for miscellaneous/all other business you're left with less than 50 hours left in the week... thats less than 7 hours per day on average. This person is planning an attack on you? 7 hours activity before a 17 hour break each day is really enough to even contemplate taking out one of the top 2 mobsters in our world?
As I said, you may have had totally just reasons for shooting my Godfather. That is a totally point-of-view choice to make and I commend you having the gumption for backing up your gut instinct, it is a trait I truly hold dear. However, I won't have lies spread about my deceased boss, so had to come out here and clear this up. |
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Reply by: Countdown at Jan 12, '13 04:43 | |
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Today Chicago has seen a big loss in losing our known and respected leader SquidMaster. I've come out here to these streets to clear up the smoke in todays events. This wasn't something thought of lightly, after seeing from first hand the events or mistakes happening within our city it left me with a bad gut feeling for our future.
I did what was best for our citys future, by removing our Godfather it was obviously our last choice option and that we sadly had to take. I couldn't sit around any longer and jeopardize our city due to SquidMaster's lack of proper decison making. I was also seeing a change in our Godfathers actions, things he wouldn't normally do or say to another respected mafioso. For weeks now I've seen and heard some things I wasn't to pleased with.
I was being left out of the loop on some pretty big decision makings, then being told at a later time when everything is said and done what had been happening. When SquidMaster mentioned attacks on former friendly cities he put himself before everyone in his city. Thus, in the line of fire. I've worked hard for this city and kept my loyalty to my deceased GF until he undermined the hard work everyones done for the cause.
Reflecting on the events leading up to tonight and the future I feel that our city still has an opportunity to have a positive impact on our society. |
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Reply by: SpaceCowboy at Jan 12, '13 06:36 | |
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Reply by: hanoy at Jan 12, '13 08:47 | |
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I'm so very disappointed, Hanoy, that due to your words just now, I have to come out here and say what I am about to say. Right up until the last, my respect and admiration for your father was nothing but genuine. That respect remains within Chicago; he was certainly a great leader, with the exception of some aspects of his conduct in those final days. Let it be known that I have no desire to tarnish the name of a man who provided me with guidance and opportunity throughout my career in Chicago.
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Reply by: LilacDelaney at Jan 12, '13 11:38 | |
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Walking down the streets of Chicago he notices some buildings with boards over the windows with for sale sighs,a few young kids throwing some rocks at cars driving by almost causing a few accidents and a car on fire in the middle of the street at 45th and Chestnut..He kept walking with his hand on his pistol underneath his jacket as times have been rough |
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Reply by: TonyGambino at Jan 13, '13 01:14 | |
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This is hilarious. Phill did what he could, only shows you how big the gap in this world is if a maxed GF can be popped like it's no one's biz with one shot. |
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Reply by: CHfullofSnitches at Jan 13, '13 02:36 | |
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Well. .. I'm not from Chi but I do believe in respect and these comments are highly disrespectful and honestly its kind of funny that you have such horrible things to say about those in Chicago but for some reason you chose chi as your home city ?? Interesting. . |
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Reply by: Tony_Telari at Jan 13, '13 02:48 | |
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Phillii-stein listens to godfather steaks explanation of the events of the past two days, and the ensuing debate before going to speak to one disgruntled young man.
"MR. CHfullof, I suppose you do in fact believe what you are saying. I also believe you are entitled to your opinion. However, When your opinion is stated in a manner so disrespectful, I should warn you that there are many people who will no take kindly to your statements, and will take extremely permenant steps."
Moving over to his godfather, Philli shakes his hand
"Godfather Steak, as always, your willingness to be forthright about what happened and why is welcome. I regret the deaths of those who fell, but I also applaud your use of minimal required force." |
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Reply by: Philli-stein at Jan 13, '13 05:18 | |
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Ah, we're going to discuss being trustworthy and loyalty. Alright. Let me explain the two instances you're hinting at, Mr/Mrs Temporary with The Very Pointed Name. |
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Reply by: LilacDelaney at Jan 13, '13 11:57 | |
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On the flip side Lilac, you swore an oath of loyalty to your GF. Your first example you abided by those rules, you chose your Godfather over your crew leader. On the 2nd example you still swore your oath of loyalty to your GF but renounced this when the latest events occurred. Whether you want or deserve it to happen or not, people are going to throw accusations around. You can choose to reply to them and maybe open yourself up to more vitriol or you can shrugs your shoulders, keep your head down, lead your family and prove them wrong.
This whole episode has left a sour taste in my mouth. Squid was on his way to retirement and within a few hours we would have all been respectfully writing eulogy's in his funeral. Instead, we sit here arguing about who stuck the knife in and when.
For all Phil's points in here, he has left out the reason that he gave to some of his upper structure (those in the know will know exactly what I'm talking about) which strikes me as slightly odd. All his above points are very valid reasons and if put in the same position I would probably have acted even sooner than he eventually did. But why leave that specific reason out? I can only think of one... and it saddens me greatly to the point of thinking of retirement myself.
I hope I'm wrong, but fear I'm not. :(
Rest in peace, Boss. I wish they'd have let you go out gracefully. |
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Reply by: Countdown at Jan 13, '13 13:21 | |
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Loyalty is hard to find these days.. I think we would all have to agree from the looks of things. |
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Reply by: TonyGambino at Jan 13, '13 13:25 | |
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Ballistic casually approached the ensuing mob and paused to listen before making a few comments...
So can any of you tell me when the fucking Mafia has ever had a period of history where there has not been internal power struggles and feuds between family leadership over rules, the selling of narcotics, and other behavioral conflicts? I'm sure one day all of our actions will be in a fucking textbook somewhere and I urge all of you to pick up a pair of reading glasses and get with the fucking program. Yeah, there are back stabbers, city floppers, floosies, shit-for-brains and every other imagineable and conceivable disingenuous and virtuousless type of personality in this thing of ours. So since when is all of this fucking new?
It amazes me to see people so surprised that Rogues exist for example. We only label them "rogues," but if they are the winners of the battle writing about it they are glorified as movers and shakers; bringers of change; doers... So like any organization with radical flows of change, we are going to have in-house turmoil and strife. The fact we don't have more of it is a testament either to fair leadership or blind complacency.
ALL I ASK - don't insult my or anyone else's fucking intelligence with babbling bullshit about how pretty the Mafia is normally. |
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Reply by: Ballistic at Jan 13, '13 14:13 | |
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I'm failing to see where anybody said how pretty the mafia is, Ballistic.
All you've said is the generic "omg this is the mafie, bad stuffz happens!". We're not denying any of that. |
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Reply by: Countdown at Jan 13, '13 14:16 | |
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Well done Asylum, showing how idiotic you really can be. Carry on with the personal insults, I'm sure it will bite you in the arse one day. |
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Reply by: Viagra at Jan 13, '13 14:17 | |
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It would appear or come across as many people in this argument who would have liked to see the late Godfather go out some other way are assuming there is any other way to go out? No offense, but if I were running an entire city and I were struck down by an external threat, I would hope to see the people under me strike back. The lack-there-of in Chicago was evidence to the notion that the Godfather was not in fact as great as his legacy claims and as others have stated. Perhaps he had lost "his touch" over the last few weeks as some have asserted... but why all of the grumbling over something that clearly wasn't worth acting on?
Surely Countdown, you can at least agree with me on one thing... In this thing of ours, words are as threatening and dangerous as actions. |
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Reply by: Ballistic at Jan 13, '13 15:06 | |
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Ballistic - It was our angry retiring godfather to die.. Or his entire city to fall over threats HE made.
I was loyal to the guy until the end.. His choices I would follow regardless of what they were - But when my life , My CLs life.. my crews life and my cities life depend on his death for threatening another city?
He overstepped his boundries as godfather and paid the ultimate price for it , god rest his soul. |
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Reply by: Mudkip at Jan 13, '13 15:28 | |
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I keep hearing ".. puts me, my CL, and members of my city in danger..." repeatedly by CH members and correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that what usually happens when the Head Honcho in charge wants to go to war? |
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Reply by: Frank_Sinatra at Jan 13, '13 18:11 | |
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"Ballistic - It was our angry retiring godfather to die.. Or his entire city to fall over threats HE made."
You and many others were happy to back him on his "threats" just last week, what has changed since then? Is it because he's gone now and it doesn't really matter? Is it because the odds of success changed dramatically? As Lilac stated Chicago was perched and ready for war so the proof is in the pudding that Chicago was ready to back Squid then. Now that Phil has done the deed there seems to be a lot of backtracking on words.
Getting tired with this being a 'bash the dead former Godfather' get together. For any flaws he had, there were so many more shining examples of good he did, not only for Chicago but almost every other city we have in our world.
Let the man rest in peace. |
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Reply by: Countdown at Jan 13, '13 18:43 | |
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