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    terror; treated the country like it was a plantation and he was the master” (2). Just like how Trujillo era functions, Gangster followed Trujillo’s footsteps to fulfill his desires, Donne’s position is also transitory and susceptible to change even though he is in a constant connection with his girlfriend Beli’s soul. Quite evidently, there is a constant battle between what he (Gangster) wants to do and what he needs to do in order to adjust with the…

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    The location in which City of God is based is very pivotal in the context of this paper because it connotes the experience that many black South Africans continue living in; Alexandre, Lenasia, New Lens, Mathole, Khayelitsha and many others. The story is set in what is well-known as the Favela. Vieira (2005: XIII) explains Favela as a “word that shares with ‘shantytown’ or ‘slum’ the meaning of squalid habitation, or the class reference with shantytown, namely, the depressed area where the very…

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    On Friday night, I was relaxing on my couch, when a knock came at the door. I went to get it, and what I saw was inspirational. My brother Thomas, and his friends, Jake and Alex, were at the door step. They told me that they were going on one final shopping trip before spring break ended, and asked me if I wanted to come. Of course, I said yes. We trekked on our bikes across the neighborhood until we reached the intersection between Lake Trant and Great Neck. One wrong step and we would become…

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    respective bosses. Both the confrontations between the moles and their bosses are portrayed. The boss of the good guy planted among the gangsters is killed in the same way. The bad guy planted in the police force wants to carry on enjoying his popularity and affluent life, and consequently defies acting as a mole any longer. The good guy planted among the gangsters meets a violent death. The bad guy lives on. Despite the fact that The Departed is much longer than Infernal Affairs, there are…

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    Choi Jin-won directs and pens ‘’Mister Socrates’’, not a typical gangster film, but a movie that combines comedy, crime, drama and social commentary. The main character is Ku Dong-Hyeok (Kim Rae-won), who is a high-school drop-out and low-level thug. He shows no respect for other people, he has no ethics and he just loves to beat people. One night, while he reports the accidental murder of a friend of his, by another friend, he gets kidnapped by a gang. He is kept in an abandoned school and,…

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    Murders and Massacres Paradoxically, Capone obtained the role of a peacemaker, convincing the other gangsters to lessen their violence. For two months, the violence and shooting concluded. Unfortunately, Chicago was ran by gangsters and Capone appeared beyond the reach of the law. Shortly, problems stirred between rival gangs which escalated into street violence and frequent hijackings of Capone’s whiskey transports. The biggest problem Capone faced was Frank Yale. What once was a strong…

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    Al Capon Organized Crime

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    The Federal Government, in enforcing Prohibition, searched for ways to prevent industrial alcohol from being diverted and drunk. In one of their most notorious and controversial ideas they began poisoning the alcohol with multiple different substances, including, but not limited to, mercury, soap, and formaldehyde. This led to thousands of deaths and countless injuries in drinkers. (alcoholsolutionsandproblems.org). As individually smuggling alcohol became harder, organized bands of outlaws…

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    A) Reducing Crime The Prohibition on alcohol removed a source of tax revenue and affected the government spending Crime increased and was “Organized” meaning plotted mostly by the man named Al Capone who sought out territory to import illegal booze, Caused the people who were heavy drinkers to switch over to drugs such as opium, marijuana, patent medicines, cocaine and other harmful substances that wouldn't be in the picture just to get their “fix” The most memorable violent outburst that…

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    Gangsters Then and Now Gangsters back in the day seemed to have a lot more organization and class. In other words they had a better understanding of how to run things and how to act. Gangsters from today’s day in age have no respect for anyone but their set. The set is the gang they are afiliated with. They don't even care if you’re their own family. If their gang members feel as if you are a threat to them and their mindset, then they will either severely injure you or even murder you.…

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    1920's Organized Crimes

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    after Torrio handed Capone his entire business down to him after he retired, Capone and his men gradually began to start controlling all the liquor trade throughout Chicago. “Ironically, Capone took on the role of peacemaker, appealing to the other gangsters to tone down their violence”(Biography.com). This was to keep down notoriety so the police wouldn't snoop to far down into their business and risk the gangs integrity. That soon wasn't the case after many other rival gangs started claiming…

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