Why Yakuza Don't Need to Hide
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- Опубликовано: 12 июл 2017
- A quick look at Japanese organized crime gangs and how they're still around.
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Sources:
"The Japanese Mafia: Yakuza, Law, and the State" by Peter B. E. Hill
"Yakuza: Japan's Criminal Underworld" by David E. Kaplan & Alec Dubro
www.economist.com/blogs/econom...
www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/AJ2...
www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2012...
www.worldpolicy.org/blog/last-...
Background Song: "Talkies" by Huma-Huma
Outro Song: "Nighttime Stroll" by E's Jammy Jams
#Yakuza #Mafia #Japan #Crime #Gangster
"Yakuza didn't actually make Japan safer, they just made it seem safer."
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@@AA-ok5jz Whereas in Japan they torture people until they confess.
@@AA-ok5jz Are you familiar with the term whataboutism?
It's where any criticism of the thing you like (for example, "Japan is cozy with the Yakuza") is met by a non sequitur attack on the 'other side' (Did you know that in the west..."), despite the person who made the initial criticism NEVER having made the point you're trying to refute.
Person A: "I think that X is bad"
Person B: "Yeah, well, Y is bad!!!"
You're person B.
@@NathanTAK You are person B aswell.
@@AA-ok5jz you got the west and america mixed up
Yakuza are also very talented singers, dancers, toy car racers, bowlers, arcade game players, etc
Yeah, they sometimes have karaoke nights and sing their hearts out
especially kiryu
Baka Mitai 🎶🎶
WOO BRRAKING THE LAAAAAW
@@AziizNamantino BREAKING THE WOOOOORLD
I thought yakuza was just the silly game with the karaoke
Dame dane
Turns out japanese liked that game series way too much
The real reason the Yakuza are being shooed out of society is because Kazuma Kiryu is now cleaning up the streets.
Nice reference
True
Kiryu when he has to help the tojo clan for the 753rd fucking time:
Kiryu chaaan!
This guy is cooperating with Yakuza
I think he is, Yakuza is not out
Ong
you know to much...
@@CristianSalles1 he didn’t say they were out he say they were on their way out. Maybe a bit hyperbolic but they’re under massive pressure considering what they used to get away with.
But yeah they’re still super powerful. I don’t imagine they’re gonna go anywhere in our lifetime.
Yes
I'm just imagining a giant building with Yakuza Evil Incorporated on it.
Had me dead lmao
Yes, Millennium Tower.
@@DoctorOfTheLazania Man of Culture
*Doofenschmirtz
this made me think of Doofenshmirtz Evil Inc. 😭
It was hard to prosecute the Yakuza because they needed to explain the entire plots of Y0 through Y7 to a jury.
That Kiryu chap is a jam up guy though. Cleans the streets, play with the children, even helps the police regularly. Truly a model citizen.
Weeb
@@TwistedLullabies I mean Yakuza games are more gamer culture than weeb material
My man even made an orphanage
@@TwistedLullabies aren't u one urself?
The irony is that the police also hire yakuza to go after criminals who hide from the police, which means that the Yakuza basically acts as literal Batman
I thought Gothams PD hunts Batman for hunting their criminals
Kijura - there are some cases where they actually did fight because of it but mostly it ran rather smoothly
Brownskikuca Garlic Bread to avoid public backlash yes
That’s the reason why the kkk isn’t as public as in the 60’s because the mafia hated them
You don't know anything about batman
Yakuza players: true true but where's the karaoke and disco dancing
Don't forget me either
They just don't know about Friday night and all the real estate work that we did to Enhance japan
Never heard of disco
Why does this appear in everyone's recommended?
hacks
Yakuza paid for you to see it
The yakuza were only defeated by laws that made their tattoos and logos criminal offenses. They were more skilled at hiding dirt than any other organized crime groups in history
One failed heart surgery on a Yakuza boss and the whole thing falls apart.
Can you please reply I see this joke everywhere, but I don’t get it at all?
Kevin Pan it’s an intellectual humor
It’s also from the office
In Japan, heart surgeron number 1...
@@nupups4039 you just brought back so many memories
True story time: I was working on a project for the Navy back in 07. One night I went out to this club with a coworker of mine who had been in Japan a while. It was the type of club where you sing karaoke and hang out with some girls who work there.
Anyway, we’d been singing all night and ready to call it quits when the bar tender gave us a couple free drinks. He said to my friend that “the guy at the table wanted to hear us sing September by Earth Wind and Fire” since it was one of his favourite songs. Being tired I said no but my friend realised that this guy was Yakuza and said “We’d better sing our asses off.”
We did a good job because he bought us drinks for the next couple hours and even had a driver bring us back to the hotel we were staying at when the club closed.
That's scary af
That's both wholesome and scary at the same time.
Blud legit said "Hahaha, now sing or else 🔫🔫🔫"
Yakuza are basically smart businessmen criminals
not sure about the "smart" but otherwise that's what mafia are
So smart businessmen?
@@youraveragerobloxkid the average businessman does not actively ruin peoples lives with violent crimes
@@Thirzy that's the joke
@@Thirzy I mean, not violent, but still ruins your life (sometimes)
It's cool thinking of Japanese people understanding their biggest gang as "the 893"
If American crime syndicates worked like this, we'd have a group called the Snake Eyes.
@@OptimusPhillipthat'd be so cool
@@OptimusPhillip That would actually be sick
I got "jacuzzi" and "yakuza" mixed up.
Now I'm in hot water with the japanese mafia...
Shut up and take my like
Devin Guajardo /r/angryupvote
Not funny. Didn't laugh.
@@GreekShinobi223 Not Constructive. Didn't ask.
I will now prepare a diamond-clad coffin for you.
If video games have taught me anything, Yakuza basically help people out with wierd side-adventures, particpating in the local nightlife, with activity such as singing Karaoke and playing darts. Yakuza also take on normal jobs such as Taxi driving, running an Orphanage, working in construction, managing realestate and clubs, fishing, and running a baseball team. Yakuza constantly get attacked on the street by people looking for a fight, and have dramatic confrontations where they somehow can rip off their jacket, shirt and tie, all in one motion, before punching each other.
I love the games to 😂
You forgot beating up zombies while Michael Jackson moonwalks down the street...
@@jinhunterslay1638 * Miracle Johnson
pretty much remove the last bit about being attacked randomly and add in extortion, racketeering, and distillery management and you got everything real yakuza have done
Don't forget the smooth, deep voice that could make any man gay
As a japanese, they were romanticised in the 90s when I was a child, but now it sounds like a serious bad thing.
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket could be, territorial gun fights are much more common among them now.
@@12kenbutsuri Weirdly I had heard maybe the opposite, that they were clamping down on yakuza, like they can't open bank accounts and stuff so they can't pay for their kids school unless in cash which then gets the kid labelled and ostricised? I could be wrong on a lot of this that's why I'm asking
@@shortbreadhead I think it depended on the town. In the deep country side, this sounds like something that could have happened.
Organized Crime Gang ❎️
Organized Business Company ✅️
always found it odd how people liked to defend organized crime by saying "but they keep petty crime down!" like, how do you think they make their money? gardening?
Yeah, murderers and pickpockets are bad, but is having them taken care of by a bunch of sociopaths who will gut your child and cook him in a soup to force feed you with for owing them money somehow better?
>gardening?
yes, ofc. Pablo Escobar was a famous gardener.
@@trol3262 Tbh, he never ''gardened'' himself.
Exactly. You have to keep in mind that mafias are involved in human and child trafficing, p3d0phile rings, making people addicted to hard drgs etc.
@@realglutenfree Yup, yup and yup again. And their ways of dealing with people who owe them or people who they extort is just....worse than any petty criminal's ways.
So everybody got recommended this at the exact same time
This algorithm is bonkers
Wtf
We've been sent here!
yeah.
Mine did
The name has numbers in it? First gamer tag.
I didn't expect to be recommended an old video like that, but it's missing some stuff:
-Yakuza are on their way out, but mainly due to a staffing issue more than anything else. Young people are way less likely to become Yakuza than people who went through the lost decades or post-war Japan.
-There are still Yakuza in plenty of places. There are entire businesses managed by Yakuza, including a lot you really don't want to enter (the bill is going to be salty and you won't have much of a warning about the 'complimentary services' piling up).
-Honor isn't just a front. There are rules, and rule breakers get their fingers cut (and potentially more in extreme cases). All in all, it's pretty reflective of Japanese society, in a way. Apparently though, there are more rulebreakers who don't really get punished nowadays.
I guess cutting too many fingers would get them bad PR, not so fun when you're short on staff.
@@SheoGotSomeCheese In a way, yes, though it's not the only thing. There are a lot of newer Yakuza organizations or entire branches of existing organizations that are looser on rules. Profitable things like selling drugs (which is supposed to be taboo) are tempting to younger members, and with the democratization of pen-shaped pistols, it's become harder to stay in control. It's become easier for newcomers to gain and hold influence.
YakTubza:
_”We’ve been trying to reach you all today about your algorithm’s expired warranty…”_
“That’s why gangsters don’t just hand out business cards”
Surprisingly in London that’s EXACTLY what plugs do. And it isn’t just a number on a scrap of paper, some of those guys got some real nice ones
Hey man! Graphic designers need their coin too! Drug dealers, murderers, gangsters...etc.. as long as they have their money in order, creating a logo, business card, brand, hats, mugs etc... is no problem.
(This was sarcasm, had to put it in parenthesis in case anyone is autistic and struggles with understanding sarcasm most of the time as I do.)
Oh God, it even has a watermark
@@henriquesoares7893 let's see paul allen's yakuza business card
The algorithm brings us together once again. Cherish the moment
How did this get recommended to all of us at the same time?
Yakuza
I like how the Yakuza is just basically the mafia's nicer cousin
Nicer?
It is a mafia
Noo, they *seem* like nicer cousin
Dont be fooled they, still have have gunfights that get innocents killed.
And they can make Anime!
and now there's a popular game series about the yakuza, starring everyone's favorite hero kiryu kazuma
And Goro Majima
Am I missing something?
Men name agreed I want to know this game might be good
and favorite yakuza vtuber, kiryu coco
@@babatunde8903 they are amazing. Its like playing a fever dream with a compelling narrative.
So the short answer is - they work with the government.
From what I've heard they actually worked with the emperor/royal family who basically used criminal gangs to gain power and influence because most of the royal power has been democratized away but was able to use his status and the special priveleges they still had to insulate the gangs from the law and become a shadow king.
I completed the all the Yakuza games this year, and kinda felt sad that the yakuza culture was coming to an end. Then I remembered how dangerous thy actually are. Well, not everyone is Kiryu or Ichiban or "insert good natured yakuza character from any fiction".
Yeah there were probably more kuzes, awanos, and nishikis (kiwami nishki) than kiryus, ichibans, or majimas
@@DKSanX Kuze is probably the most yakuza yakuza in the Yakuza games
Considering 99% of yakuza Kiryu and Kasuga encounter want them dead, yeah even in the games they're not portrayed very positively
Japanese history is the only history I know that consistantly sounds like fiction
Let's be honest all the orient has some wacky moments.
Wait until you hear about Brazilian history (even today we sometimes doubt some news because they sound too fictional)
Actually a lot of history can be downright insane with what happens
Wait till u hear Southeast Asia history
Let's be real, Modern weaponry made war even less interesting.
Imagine if WW2 was fought with Knights and Samurais or any traditional warriors.
*Yakuza:* We do crime, respectfully
*Police:* Understandable, have a nice day
RUclips: algorithmic minds have chosen this
My boy Kiryu put in work to dismantle the Yakuza so he could have a break for once
This was made 4 yrs ago and I'm seeing a lot of comments made minutes ago
Yes
This is correct
well actually i played the games and they do funny stuff like karaoke and driving taxis they cant be that bad
DAME DANEEEEE
Yea bro can agree
@@ihtasham9237 lol
YOU LOVE ME
SUAONI I LOVE YOU!
Sooooo since we all got recommended this at the same time, I guess Yakuza are trying to recruit through RUclips now?
ahahaahahahaha
everyone's been saying they clicked and idk what they mean also how could they tell
Everyone got this video recommended at the same time huh?
dont forget, they also sing good karaoke
I will only trust a yakuza if he can sing baka mitai
And Judgement.
And 24-hour Cinderella
And owns a construction company
P
That’s just how the Yakuza works
TIME FOR MY ULTIMATE ABILITY: SHILLING REQUIEM!!! twitch.tv/mikedaddymcs
Goddammit
Thats how yakuza works.*
@Mia Twins T-GAY!
KOREGA KING CRIMSON NO NOURYOKU
@@ikiliousdasylouiyasbdetyw9124 Don't think he was talking about Jojo mate.
Fun fact: Bob the Builder has five fingers instead of four in Japan. Local authorities decided to give him the extra digit so Japanese children would not think he was a member of the Yakuza. (I believe the footage was unaltered though, just main marketing image)
You forgot one more important aspect: The Yakuza keep out chinese gangs, who care about Japan a lot less.
That rhetoric is nonsense and plenty of modern Japanese anime mock that openly i.e My Hero Acedemia
@@nonamepasserbya6658
Oh, what episode?
@@nonamepasserbya6658 I s m e l l w e e b s
@@CandleWisp The entire 1st half of season 4, Shie Hassaikai arc
"Yakuza didn't actually make Japan safer, they just made seem safer" well, that's a good business model actually. I can think of a lot of services sold that do just that. One of the famous examples is the gated communities in USA.
A famous example is also the whole Usa
Well in that case seeming safer to anyone looking for a place to rob makes yourself safer because they’d rather not go through the trouble of hijacking the gate when they could find a place where they could just walk in, right?
another good example is the nsa
@@umno9830 The fact is that gated communities in USA is that the burglary rate is exactly the same as the surrounding areas. And the aggregate crime rate is also the same. You can guess the reason, but in the end the service they are selling is the perception of safety and many other services also sell that perception.
Lmao
Yakuza is a video game series about being a sharp suited man with a brick for a face in an 80’s disco suit suplexing another man in an 80’s disco suit into a mailbox.
lmao this description belongs on that subreddit about reviews so bad there good this is like comedy gold i love you
Hahaha, so true!
Search up “zero punctuation” that’s where he got the quote from, still funny though
Funny, i read that in Yahtzee’s voice before I actually knew it’s his quote XD
'80s
so everyone’s got this recommended to them?
so every one got this is there recommended out of no where
Ye
Yep
holy crap why is the algorithm shitty? Everyone clicked on this at THIS MOMENT
can confirm
Ikr
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Lmao
Rose are red
Violets are blue
CGP Grey isn't posting
So this guy will have to do
I don't know, this guys style is just way too close to grey for me.
He obviously won't be as good as the original creator at it, I feel like he should really try to find his own thing. This honestly feels like it's crossed the border to theft.
CGP Grey has said himself that starting out by just imitating a creator you like and finding your own style from there is a perfectly fine way to do things.
Abdul jamal shariq lequif rahman the beeg deek the 3rd
This comment is autistic
Leafeon who tfs cgp grey
Leafeon j
Alright, I guess we're all just...here now. For some reason
yakuza fans when yakuza is not anything like kiryu or majima
lol
Yakuza fans when they don't actually sing bakamitai and race toy cars against children
why be yakuza when you can run an orphanage or be a taxi driver?
Be a professional dancer/singer
perhaps a real estate agent maybe? idk just a suggestion
Maybe even an professional toy car racer?
Or Run into an orphanage with a taxi
or become a profesional bodyguard for hire?
Ah japan, where looking safe is more important than actually being safe
I mean that's just most of the modern world, not really Japan. Japan is just an accelerated view of what most modern countries will become with time, really. That's my opinion anyway.
@@kevinwalsh2922 maybe so, but Japan is so concern with the idea of saving face that they bury anything that they won't solve. Homeless people for example, Japan doesn't even count their homeless people. They don't provide anything like shelter or food. Another example is how the justice system works. It's full of people who don't want to lose face. If you're brought to court, the chance of you winning is next to zero, whether or not you're guilty. I don't know man, stuff like that is the reason i think Japan is so fake
Like literally every country ever????????????? The only thing is that Japan is actually safe compared to 95% of the rest of the world
@@kevinwalsh2922 I don't think so. Japan be a pretty unique place, I don't think the rest of the world will ever be quite like it.
@@dantederi5062 we don't provide shelter either, and our legislators often take away homeless people's existing shelter because "it looks bad". That's saving face much more than the Japanese are
Wondering why you're at a random video from 4 years ago? So are all of us.
Honestly
im confused aswell
"Why did you kick his ass?"
"He was impolite"
And I felt that
So thats how Majima gets away carrying a metal bat, a knife and like 3 more weapons on the street
It’s true that yakuza don’t hide, but they keep their distance from strong citizens they bump into on a daily basis. Ask my friend Kazuma Kiryu, a respected citizens in kamurocho
oh dude i've heard of him
have you heard of my lawyer takayuki yagami?
he does detective work and bumps into a few yakuzas every now and again ._.)
He never killed anyone just shot some people and beat some people till thier heart stopped it's not killing
10 years
In
The
joint
Made
You
"... As if they were selling insurance."
Kiryu: "Uh... right, because that would be silly. 😅"
And today we are brought together by the Algorithm.
Get to work recap we need content >:(
truth
Not original
hi recap
Amen
Fun fact: The bike smashing in the Yakuza game is something they actually did IRL.
These random RUclips recommendations are to distract us from something else 🤔
Astroworld bro
The comments are auto sorted by new here for some reason, you can sort them by top instead to see actual top comments.
odd
Thanks
The Yakuza is the younger brother that gets away with anything and gets you in trouble all the time
For those of you wondering:
The algorithem is working weird, yes, but this comment section is sorted by most recent on default. That's why all the comments you're seeing are from minutes or even seconds ago. If you go on "sort by" and click on "top comments", it'll switch to the format you're used to.
Edit: These likes are the most I think I've ever gotten, thank you.
Yes that too, but the views are pretty much exploding right now
Yip
@@realglutenfree True
I think it's sad 127 likes are the most you've ever gotten :(
@@ZoofyZoof lmao
Anyone else not doing anything this boring afternoon and this video from 4 years ago randomly gets recommended?
Yup, draggy afternoon of being flopped on me phone
yep, random but here we all are
Yakuza also own cabaret clubs and businesses
Nice name
And party in karaokes and discos
I hope the managers have eyepatches, ponytails and give off a deadly dangerous aura
so the answer is corruption
Getting rid of yakuza means getting rid of Kiryu and Majima, and that's not good.
Yeah and they're good Yakuza, they've never killed anyone
@@legacymse7095 Majima would
Hey this name looks familiar
There is no good yakuza member.
Kiryu is ex-yakuza dummy!
I Guess RUclips wanted us to meet here
:)
Nice to meet you.
Yes.
"you cant strike peacefull protester"
French police : "hold my beer"
You meant hold my champagne
@cesarcesar9040 you meant hold my baguette
@@SpoilerAlert__ you meant hold my croassaint
I mean they are like 2 feet away from starting chop off dudes' heads
French striker : "Then hold mine too"
I wouldnt be surprised if, within the next few years, the Yakuza transitioned into completely legitimate businesses and charities
"Legitimate Charity" ... that's what they all say 😂
o x i said within the next few years too but okay
They "are".
@@isnitjustkit No I believe you. But you must remember that the rich donate lots of money, making them exempt from taxes that they would've lost money on. Donating this illegal cash, allows them to launder their money safely while paying their taxes too, keeping the tax man off their ass from any under the table operations they have ongoing. Art works this way too, that's why you see quite simple, meaningless things being classified as "abstract" and going for millions from private art dealers and just exhanching hands to pay eachothers donations and launder money lol. Not disagreeing with you, but Yakuza know how to make bread
Yakuza can transition much to financial crimes and supporting or blackmailing corrupt politicians and businessmen
Actually most organised mafia groups would probably have that as their new business mo and push traditional supply and demand of drugs or contrabands to local gangs and corrupt officials
The only good thing to come out of Yakuza was some kid getting inspired to make a game about it, and that game being one of the best damn games of all time.
Name of game?
@@darkcomet1607 dark souls
@@darkcomet1607 I think you're probably joking but just in case the game is literally called Yakuza.
@@ertrider ok thanks
@@ertrider wasn't joking btw, just wanted to confirm as there might be alot of games out there with Yakuzas in it
Once again, the RUclips algorithm has brought us all together
Heavily reminds me of the system in Terry Pratchett's discworld novels where in the city Ankh-Morpork there were (among "normal" ones) a thieves' guild and an assassins' guild. To legally steal or murder you had to have a license from one of those guilds, otherwise they'd murder you, skin you and tie you to a tree, and only in that order if you're very lucky. Along with that there were rules and subscription models for the murderer and thief trades (for example you could pay a certain sum a week to the thieves' guild to never be robbed, and for every single person there was a specific price that needed to be paid to have them killed, no assassin would just murder someone without getting paid for it). Add to that a democratic leader (he's the citizen, he has the vote) and you have a functional, although weird, city-state.
Love the bit where thieves had to give receipts back to the thieved.
Terry Pratchett was amazing
POV: RUclips started recommending everybody a 4 year old incredibly interesting video
I've actually had American weebs try to convince me that Japan was such a utopia that even Yakuza was honorable and respectful. Where do these people get off?
Wait until they learn about the Japanese justice system
@@24YOA XD
@@24YOA 99% *Conviction intensifes*
@@user-ez3ub5vi8o you can't even bring medicine
A utopia with a declining birth rate
Did we all get this recommended to us at the same time
Yeah
Japan does make it very difficult for them though: Yakuza members cannot have bank accounts or credit cards (until they have been out of the gang for 5 years) which makes jobs and renting a home very hard - the same applies to mobile phones; the phone companies will not make contracts with them. They can't buy insurance, stay in hotels or enter mots public baths, gyms, or swimming pools - and since they are generally heavily tattooed and have missing finger joints (you lose one for every infringement of gang rules) it's pretty obvious that you are yakuza when you try to go there!
Virgin Mafia vs Chad Yakuza
What foreingers thought of Yakuza before: wow is that something like the Mafia?!?
What they think now: Dame da ne, Dame yo, Dame na no yo
I still dont get the joke properly.
Edit: thanks I understand now.
@@sinedddmk8996 baka mitai meme
Sined the Gamer Yakuza series, or Ryu Ga Gotoku in Japan
@@sinedddmk8996 play the yakuza series
Man everyone got this recommended at the same time
The same fucking minute
They're like the japanese Peaky Blinders
someone tried to steal ur comment like a clown les ratio him
@@thotting L + Ratio + hes stealing comments
But Yakuza does epic shirtless fights while showing off their cool tattoos, can you say the same about regular criminals?
I think the Yakuza paid for this to be on everyones recommendations
Haha
Wouldn’t doubt it
Okay youtube, I’ll watch it
Team Rocket makes more sense now
The reason they don't have to hide is because the cops are too scared of pissing off Kiryu.
Real reason: they’re level 35 bosses.
One thing to note. While the Yakuza did end up overdoing it, and showing their true face; the idea of a 'middle' between the criminal element and the police is not entirely a bad one; but not for the reason you might think I am about to say.
When the police get out of hand, who stands against them? You? Me? Your neighbour or random person you don't know?
That is what the Yakuza could have been, if they had kept their more violent members under control better.
Of course, in a nice lawful society where everyone is being commonly decent to each other, and not going out of their way to necessitate the police to act; then this sort of thing doesn't wash.
But, reality, doesn't work like that. Luckily, many of our legal systems have checks and balances to ensure the police do not get out of control. But. If we didn't have those, the middle, would be necessary as a watch dog.
And to be clear, none of this is to put them on a pedestal of any sort. They were, and ultimately ended up proving to be, criminals. But the idea behind their organization, isn't entirely a bad one. They just went too far the wrong way with it. In a way, their idea reminds me of Syndicalism.
Ohh maybe like some sort of Brownshirt/SA? I’m sure that wouldn’t go wrong at all! A secret police force that hands out punishment without a fair trial… that sounds really fair
@@smartwhip. there are a lot of gangs, especially ethnocentric ones (which can be any ethnicity mind you), that like to imagine themselves as being some sort of community protection, something that wants to give back or shield their local community in some sort of way. ignoring the ocassional times where this is obviously just protection racketeering, you can see this mentality in italian gangs from 100 years ago (italian mobsters still romanticized this concept even if they dont apply it as much) and black gangs that are still around to this day, and what they usually want to "shield" their community from is either from societal prosecution or government discrimination. now try to apply your "muh brownshirts" arguement, like that's some sort of rational comeback to his point, to the context of italian or black gangs deciding to take what they believe is justice in their own hands because they dont trust their local PD out of some sort of discrimination or racism
@@trollwaffenunit1garrison784 I understand your point but you have to consider the fact that power corrupts. I understand these ethnocentric gangs like the black p stones for example actually started off as vigilantes to try and protect Chicago residents from the systemic racism of the police in the 60s but obviously look what that has translated into today… the infamous black disciple vs gangster disciple gang war which has even further infighting in the gangs especially when the leader falls like David barksdale, Larry Hoover, and Jeff Fort and creates fractured groups with multiple murders being carried out each year (you can look up “insane gds” as well as “chiraq renegade”). In the BDs, for example, popular rapper King Von is from a gang called WIIIC city. They have beef with other gangs in the area such as bricksquad, Stl/ebt/tookaville, jaro city, 051 young money, and probably more. The guy I just mentioned said in an interview that before he left school 30 of his close friends died and he ended up dying in 2019. He killed 7 people. And all of that starts because people think they can carry out their own jungle justice in kangaroo court when they feel wronged. But it doesn’t stop there, this is hardly a comprehensive breakdown but just one example is that STL and Jaro City also have beef, these 3 gangs live 3 roads away from each other. As well as this, even within sets problems can arise which causes these armed criminals to turn on each other. In the WIIIC city gang I mentioned earlier, which is more commonly known as Oblock. One of the members, chief keef, got rich and decided to turn his back on his friends who were from the gang. They decided to rob his house and he currently never goes back to Chicago. The legal system provides a fair trial for everyone where you are innocent until proven guilty. And if you are found guilty, once you have served your punishment, it’s over. It doesn’t claim to be perfect, it claims to be fair. That’s a way harder system to abuse than having gangs run the streets. It’s still abused of course, but also certainly fairer.
Syndicalism 😂
This was good until the last line lol
Then boom we were all here suddenly
And it was at this moment that this 4 year video blew up faster than the Yakuza’s enemies.
At least it's a good video.
Did everyone suddenly get this in their recommendations?
Mmhmm
Yes
Yes
on the 13th hour of 11/11/21 we have gathered
Am I the only one that got blown away by the origin of Yakuza being 893 ?!?!!
😂😂🤣
Yes, you're the only one. Congratulations! You are finally an only one at something.
What's illegal about disco and karaoke?
"You seem to be confusing peace with quiet."
If they don't need to hide... why is there a yakuza with a bizarre snake skin jacket and eyepatch hiding until he sees me whenever I'm in public.
"KIRYUUU-CHAAN"
Because it's fun to watch people sometimes
@annie's big day wot
imagine waking up one day to the youtube algortithm randomely deciding to recommend a 4 year year old video of yours to 4 million people
The piano goin hard in the background.