I love your channel! Once I start listening I can't stop. You give us different information and backstories. So very interesting. Keep up your investigations. 🎉

So I guess you cannot have your cake and eat it too. The AI narration on this video is very very good. But there is no video in this video. Someday we will have both in one video. I wonder when that day will be. It's definitely not today! I did find this informative. Ty

@Arlong1776

11 күн бұрын

I wonder if the guy wrote a single word of this vid lol. hes not just using the voice...

Would the very early Jewish gangs be considered as a type of early mafia i.r. dopey Benny fein, kid dropper etc.? I would love to listen to your take on these early gangs and people.

@MafiaBiog

11 күн бұрын

The early Jewish gangs in the United States, such as those led by figures like "Dopey" Benny Fein and "Kid Dropper" Nathan Kaplan, were indeed precursors to what would later become organized crime syndicates like the Italian Mafia. These gangs operated in the early 20th century and were involved in various criminal activities such as extortion, bootlegging, and gambling. While these early Jewish gangs did not have the same level of organization or power as the later Italian Mafia, they played a significant role in the criminal underworld of their time. They often operated in immigrant communities, preying on their own people and engaging in violent turf wars with rival gangs. Despite their criminal activities, some members of these early Jewish gangs were also involved in community activities and were seen as Robin Hood-like figures by some in their neighborhoods. However, their actions ultimately contributed to the rise of organized crime in America. It's important to note that the history of these early gangs and figures is complex and often romanticized in popular culture. While they may have had certain charismatic or mythic qualities, their criminal activities had real and harmful consequences for the communities they operated in. 🙏