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Your lucky you came back! I just sent Vinnie looking for you
Italo-American …. Guido?
I have to write this in English …. but anyone can respond in Italian if they wish. Why is there so much racism on YouTube to the Italians? "I just saw on YouTube and saw they were talking about" Guidos "and, obviously, was a kind of insult for an Italian to judge by the images. What is a Guido? Why always stereotyped Italians as gangsters? Qualcuno mi può spiegare? I also noticed that when some Americans of Italian origin who come to Italy believe that the mafia is ….. in Italia non si cool Scherza!
I understand. My grandfather is Sicilian, and hates The Mafia. He does not like the movies The Godfather and other Veiws and negative on the Italians. In the U.S., this lifestyle is idolized, probably because the money and power associated with it. really no sense, but it exists. There are other ethnic groups also idolize this lifestyle. Guido, located primarily in the tri-state area, the 2007 version is different in the 1980s who wore suits and had Iroc Z or trans-ams that always had to hang red horn. Now go tanning, use too much gel in his hair spiky, some bracelets, tight t-shirts, tweezers or wax their eyebrows, often in "gym da" or "da club". I do not understand is that there is no Guidos in Italy! I hope that helped!
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Gomorrah (The Criterion Collection) $20.76 Hardened Italian mobsters working for the Naples-based syndicate Camorra carry out the violent work that keeps their bosses wealthy and powerful. Split into five stories, this modern-day crime epic centers around the corruption connected to a local housing project, and how murder and mayhem inform the processes of waste disposal, high fashion sales, and the drug trade. Salvatore Abruzzese, Simone … |
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Mafioso (The Criterion Collection) $19.97 As one of the earliest films about the mafia’s influence over the personal lives of those involved, Alberto Lattuada’s Mafioso also established the way humor is used in gangster movies as respite from tragic, violent circumstances. In it, Antonio (Alberto Sordi), nicknamed Nino or Ninuzzo by his Sicilian peers, takes his blonde, northern Italian wife, Marta (Norma Bengell) and two daughters back t… |
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The Octopus: Series 1, Episode 6 $4.99 … |
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Motor City Mafia: A Century of Organized Crime in Detroit (Images of America) $13.39 Motor City Mafia: A Century of Organized Crime in Detroit chronicles the storied and hallowed gangland history of the notorious Detroit underworld. Scott M. Burnstein takes the reader inside the belly of the beast, tracking the bloodshed, exploits, and leadership of the southeast Michigan crime syndicate as never before seen in print. Through a stunning array of rare archival photographs and image… |
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Detroit’s Holy Family Church: 100 Years of Sicilian Tradition (Images of America: Michigan) $12.75 The traditions of the Sicilians and Italians have been present in Detroit and Holy Family Church since the early 1900s. The church being the very root of their soul, they have maintained their ancestors’ culture and the rituals they brought with them over 100 years ago. Some of these customs date back hundreds of years in their homelands of Cinisi, Terrasini, Trapani, and many other cities. Bonnie… |