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Actually the Italian mob is too special case to be interesting as core running example I think
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Probably some version of this guy's argument: "'injustice, if it is on a large enough scale, is stronger, freer, and more masterly than justice' (https://www.iep.utm.edu/thrasymachus/
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You could argue that the entire project of Western philosophy, starting with Plato, has been an attempt to refute Thrasymachus (except for Nietzsche, who argued he was right all along).
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I could imagine you getting decent replies on Quora.
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Michael Alig is around.
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I’ve found the Dictators Handbook quite enlightening in that regard. Difficult to summarize while doing it justice though.
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Might be interesting to contrast Yakuza thinking with the CEOs of criminal orgs. I suspect it’s simpler and boring-er than we’d like to think
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From Sudhir’s Gang Leader For A Dayhttps://twitter.com/visakanv/status/957577926332985347?s=21 …
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