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| A Leader's Hands. Should They Be Respected? | Started by: DirtyLittleSekrit on Mar 24, '10 02:46 |
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Having heard the speach of his crew leader Rufio seated in his chair ponders for a moment to come up with the proper phrasing of his statement I have always followed the code of that the HANDS of the leaders are to be treated with the utmost respect regardless of their rank. Obviously they have proven themselves to the leader and God Father that they have been given the responsibilities of the mundane family tasks. Pausing for just a moment to light a cigarette Also they are called HANDS because they are to carry out the dirty work of the leader so they can remain safe and plan for the safety of the rest of the family. The HANDS of the leaders have been given an abundance of responsibilities that it almost seems silly that they would be treated like dirt. If you are a consig and your leader has determined that they want their hands to be made men then they are your superior. Simply put in my book title trumps rank. |
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| Reply by: Rufio at Mar 25, '10 22:29 | |
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-Lana- comes home from a very long flight and hears, not all, of the conversation on the street. She sets her bottom on DLSs soapbox, giving her feet much needed relief. I can't believe this has to be a conversation. RESPECT!! That is a priority in a family. The RHM and the LHM do have the "priority" in respect, aside from myself, of course. I chose them, I trust them more than anybody, and let me tell you a secret...I trust no one, so finding a RHM and LHM that I do trust...I was lucky. The position does trump rank, I don't care what anyone says. To you all out there, who have never been given the honor, and think its an easy job, you have no idea what it entails. |
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| Reply by: -Lana- at Mar 26, '10 03:59 | |
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Hmmm, many good points have been made here. It is heartwarming to see that the value of the hands is still high with most of the population. I decided to touch upon this topic to remind people how important the hands are. It has nothing to do with rank. It has everything to do with trust. Obviously if your leader trusts them to be their back-up, then there's probably good enough reason for their members to as well. |
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| Reply by: DirtyLittleSekrit at Mar 28, '10 17:11 | |
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Marley tosses the roach of his joint to the street, feels the munchies so he grabs a cookie.
You Dons and Consigs better respect those gangster and goomba right hands. Afterall, you don't have to so much worry about the low rank RH themselves, but the person they work for. Marley pulls another joint from behind his ear, lites it, and grabs a handful of cookies before heading up the alley. |
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| Reply by: MarleyTheGreat at Mar 28, '10 19:36 | |
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I just recently had an unpleasant exchange in the streets with another leader's hand. Or maybe I should say it could have turned unpleasant. As a mob associate, I know my place in our hierarchy, and when the conversation took a turn for the worse, I decided it would be for the best to not fan the flames. Could I have successfully matched wits with this individual in an argument? Absolutely. He wasn't even a direct superior to me, as we pledge our alligiences to different cities. But a heated argument would have achieved nothing other than to serve as a poor example of how a respectable mob associate should conduct themselves. To echo the sentiments presented by our Friend of Swine Descent, what it comes down to is showing respect. Sincerity is secondary, if even a factor at all. |
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| Reply by: Anselmo at Apr 04, '10 14:22 | |
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Took a turn for the worse? Unpleasant exchange? I was talking to you, nothing more. If you actually believed I was being anything other than polite to you, you are well mistaken. |
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| Reply by: AfroSamurai at Apr 04, '10 15:10 | |
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In that case, I beg your pardon. It was unpleasant for me, if I may rephrase. |
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| Reply by: Anselmo at Apr 04, '10 21:39 | |
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