What influence did Organized Crime have on Italian Unification?
>>18715866Very little. That only emerges after.
>>18715866The mafia didn't exist back then, in fact their existence is a direct consequence of Italian unification because it made Sicily even more lawless than it was under the Bourbons.Freemasons however had a huge influence.
>>18715866Pic unrelated? Italians had very little involvement in Italian American criminal affairs after 1960 or so. It was entirely cut off from the old country.
>>18715867>gravity only emerged after Newton wrote it down
>>18715869>freemasons made me kidnap the prosecutor's ten year old son, strangle him to detath and dissolve his body in acid o qualcosa del genere
>>18716793It was another mobster son, and why should the average Sicilian feel responsible for the acts of a minority of criminals? Are you responsible for the white trash pedoring that was uncovered recently in the US? Sicilian mafia is a joke compared to the crimes of the US at the state level, the ones who represent you kill millions of people via endless war crimes. And again, committed AT-THE-STATE-LEVEL by people who represent the US, not by a minority of criminal scum who's reviled by the general population like in Sicily while you thank them for their service and lick the boots of the war criminals who kill kids and entire families abroad when they come back home to Amerishartia
>>18716828take it up with the american italian anti-defamation league, zayden bocchacelli
>>18716793>Freemasons did not influence Italian UnificationBruh, they were literally all Freemasons.
>>18716828>no see actually that 10 year old deserved to be murdered after months of starvation and torture because his dad...This is why actual white people think you're just another variety of shitskin.
>>18716840At Tone, you heard what I said? I called him zayden bocchacelli, heh heh
>>18716793Implying the prosecutor was not a freemason.
>>18716793Not endorsing any conspiracy theories, but it's widely acknowledged that freemasonry had a lot of influence on the mafia, particularly in its rituals. John Dickie discusses this in his book on the mafia. Nothing out of the ordinary considering the mafia is a secret society and all these secret societies borrow from and influence one another.
>>18717672>Merely corrects a factual statement, that it was the son of an informant and mobster instead of the son of a prosecutor, obviously still a heinous crime>schizo retard makes up his head lore that I think he deserved to be strangled and dissolved into acid You are obsessed and mentally ill, SIDS should be studied at this point
>>18715866OK let me ask you what actually happened during the unification of Italy and the Risorgimento because this might be a situation like baudriallard talks about where like the gulf war never took place or only took place spectrally or I’m sure what baudrillard is talking about the hacienda must be construct, anyways what happened during the Risorgimento and Unification, there’s that Visconti movie about this put does any individual really understand, OK there is Garibaldi and then there is like some other dude like Count Corsini or Count Cavour or the Duke of Urbino, anyway I can’t remember and I’m not looking it up and I also can’t remember who these dudes were fighting, probably still fighting the Kings of France or Spain over monastery tithes and titles
>>18715866The early mafia was made out of aristocrats. My guess is they tried to shit on attempts to make a democracy
>>18715867The mafia has its roots in Sicilian feudalism you fucking retard. It’s been around for centuries >>18718445This, the first mob bosses were noble lords. The whole thing degenerated and niggerfied over time
