Yes, I like Mafia but [b][u]I [/u][/b][b][u]don’t want to be a Mafia[/u][/b] in real. It’s just that the glamour life of mafia depicted in movies and history books sound so appealing to me.
Some mafia do bad in order to seek justice and help the needy but some do evil just to make more and more money. Such mafias are the puppets of capitalist people.
The father of American organized crime is [b]Charles "Lucky" Luciano[/b].
The origins of Sicilian mafia in USA is the most intriguing story. So intriguing that even Hollywood made movies based on the life of a mafia family.
I myself got to know about mafia when I first saw the movie [b]‘The Godfather’[/b]. I was 12 then. I got so much influenced by the movie that I began to walk, talk and behave like Marlon Brando and Al Pacino. Yes, I’m a big of these two. One is legend and the other is a living legend. Even at this age, an 18 year old teen girl would fall for Al Pacino (The most amazing quality of Mr. Pacino is his voice. It’s husky, deep and luring. A woman would definitely find him endearing.).
Mafias are like that in real. Be it the Italian mafia, Russian mafia or Yakuzas (Japanese mafia); there’s one thing common about all these mafias. Their attire is always neat, they look quite gentle but their deeds are questionable.
The life of mafia from 1920’s - 1950’s in New York, USA is what fascinates me the most:
From 1900's - 1940's America was experiencing multiple socio-economic issues like the great economic depression, brutality of KKK, corruption in law and order authorities, World War II and etc. Thus, young women preferred dating Mafia men rather working class fellows because they were better in terms of protection and social status!...Such women were also the supreme targets of FBI when Mafia had to be controlled for the sake of nation's rebuilding!...:)
(Pics downloaded from the web)
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