After watching this, I am now fully convinced John Gotti was the last true Cosa Nostra. Not that he followed Cosa Nostra to the letter of the law, but the spirit of the law, which is a key difference>kills Ralph Galione (made guy) for fucking up the Jimmy McBratney hit and got away with it from the boss. after the killing he said he would defend his crew and accept being killed for it.>strict no drug policy, but also didn't kill his entire crew when he found out they were dealing drugs because of the cash situation>staged a coup d'état and murdered Paul Castellano in the middle of Midtown Manhattan and literally nobody involved got sent to jail>after Paul's death, cut off co-working with other families and became the most powerful mob family in the city>didn't plaster himself out for everyone to see, lived in a average middle class neighborhood (unlike Castellano), but didn't hide from the cameras neither like a rat>went to jail, but never rated anyone out
>>18768748>strict no drug policykek, the 'truke' is the mafia just got bodied out of the drug trade by nogs and spics
>>18768753>kek, the 'truke' is the mafia just got bodied out of the drug trade by nogs and spicsNo shit, that was the point of the film. They were hypocrites. But they literally couldn't make a living without it. I'm saying John didn't personally, but he couldn't clip his whole crew he knew since childhood over it.
