Was he "cool"?
I started to read about him and it said the first thing him and his friends did was steal tombstones, scratch the names of and resell them That's really ghetto shit
>>18753584you wouldn't get it, gringo
>>18753580If you're an adolescent man who thinks lots of money, fear and violence makes you cool then probably yes, if you're an older family man who don't want your children growing up in a society full of violence, fear and drugs then probably no.
At the end of the day, he was no different from a warlord doing whatever the hell he wanted because he was powerful enough to deal with the consequences. He was the Ghengis Khan of our era, and in 100 or 200 years, he will be seen as much.
>>18753580How come he wasn't as aggressive as the Mexican ones nowadays
>>18753621Holy gynecentrix reddit cringe I know you think youre being a "True man" wise archetype. But litteraly no great man in history gave a fuck about being at home and giving Lil Jimmy piggy back rides.A great man cares about more than simply knocking up some bitch. The slave changed diapers and assembled the meals, the child still aspire to be as you if youre a great man. Why do you think white women are whores and white young men WIGGERS. Because their dad is you, some Homer Simpson retard "who was there"
>>18755805You think any great man of history looks at some ghetto or favela and sees his equal in the drug baron who's 'empire' will come crashing down at the hands of the government or an ambitious lieutenant
>>18755813>would Julius ceasar respect a warlord carving out his own mini empire or some slave named Bob with gynecomastia bullshitting for 8 hours a day to enrich ChaimI wonder...
>>18755820That's funny, I recall he had the pirates that captured him tracked down and executed, not honored for having the balls to capture and hold a roman patrician for ransom
>>18755833You're butthurt and confused. He killed the pirates as revenge, just as he'd kill or execute an enemy whos in the way of his ambitions. He'd still respect those men over the comfortable slave you identify with, who hed consider hardly human.
>>18755837We don't have any Roman accounts lionizing the based ubermensch from the insulae who don't need no laws, so I'm assuming that the opinion of the Roman patricians was not that the most powerful slumdog was 'basically a son of Mars that is our equal, if not superior'
>>18753580Kinda like Trump used to be
>>18755805Thanks for proving my point
