I don't understand, in italy the murderers and their relatives risk being killed by relatives of the victims and blood feuds between families in southern italy are not uncommon, why other europeans don't seek vendetta? this is why you are seen as easy prey for evil people..
I don't understand...
Mason Lewis
Michael Gomez
Italians actually have balls and the roman spirit, other euros are soys
Jason Sanchez
Bloodfeuds literally only happen South Italy, Montenegro and Albania, aka areas where Albanians influenced the locals
Luis Gomez
some european peoples are like us, for example albanians and montenegrins, it's a cultural thing
Brody Turner
South italians probably learned it from the albanians fleeing the ottoman invasions and settling in italy
Josiah Davis
Every place was like that once. It's just that most places in Europe have become so civilized that the administration of justice is left to the authorities.
It's a sign of poverty, in essence. Or SOVL if you prefer.
Josiah Cox
yes probable, however the vendetta is now taking hold also in northern Italy
Ryan Green
I think it has to do with the dissatisfaction of the justice system. It's really slow and people feel the punishments are not enough
Robert Scott
It is more about inevitability of justice than severity.
Justice system where you are beheaded for murder but every second murderer can avoid it would be less effective than system where a murderer gets 20 years in prison but he can't hide from police or buy judge.
Austin Campbell
low test
simple as
Brandon Rivera
>vasto
Brayden Wright
you dont understand, they have to kill the relatives not to get cucked, it's not (only) about justice but about self pride.
Michael Price
Abruzzo is north for me kek
Easton Gomez
>the vendetta is now taking hold also in northern Italy
it happens, more rarely but it happens
David Wright
SOVL
Lucas Brown
it was common before, became slightly shunned upon during viking ages where you had to stand in front of the allthing and defend your actions and they could order you to pay reparations to the family, and finally banned in 1200. reason, it simply went out of hand and people was killing each other over old and false accusations wiping out entire familys.
>user acused of murder
>victims family murder user
>anons family have to burder back because they know user was innocent
>victims family reply with another murder
and so on.
Andrew Allen
based, you should rediscover these traditional ways
Brayden Thompson
Caleb Clark
terroni just being terroni
Zachary Edwards
It happens here with pikeys
Ian Cook
It's still going on in places like Albania and Serbia. There are kids that don't leave their houses ever because they fear that they will get murdered if they do.
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Zachary Scott
>There are kids that don't leave their houses ever because they fear that they will get murdered if they do.
Same here in Calabria, the children of some families involved in the feuds do not leave the house because relatives are afraid that they will be killed.
Ryder Torres
kek that's nothing, look at this en.m.wikipedia.org
Jace Jones
We have law and order, not corrupt gang soceity.
Cameron Brown
meanwhile in the real world germans and french are beheaded in the street or are visited by trucks of peace every day, these acts of violence will continue if you prove weak and helpless, that type of people only fear violence..
Ryan Price
because they come from countries with italian mindset.
what we see currently are irregularities, they will all disappear, as long the state remains powerful and just.
Brayden Morris
>as long the state remains powerful and just
When and where has that ever happened?
Nathaniel Moore
Vendettas are just a Roma and Chechen thing over here. We obviously don't want to be associated with either.
Bentley Bailey
because it has roots in regions there was or has historically been little law or state control, such as mountainous regions like northern albania. as such quasi-clan based structures remained. a functioning state will destroy these structures as a rival to it's power or render them obsolete by providing balanced law and order.
many western regions had blood feud systems up until recently, notably the scottish highlands or the appalachian mountains (en.wikipedia.org
Samuel Richardson
>what we see currently are irregularities, they will all disappear, as long the state remains powerful and just.
I wish I was optimistic like you
Noah Gray
This used to be a pretty common thing in Turkey and still is in some regions.
Henry Hill
>why other europeans don't seek vendetta?
You already know the answer. Europeans have been softened and made decadent by hundreds of years of liberalism turned neoliberalism and a indoctrinated distortion of real Western values into elevation of tolerance, pacific jam, and bourgeois notions of civility over everything else. The price they paid for perceived peace and prosperity is weakness.
Samuel Lee
>I don't understand, in italy the murderers and their relatives risk being killed by relatives of the victims and blood feuds between families in southern italy are not uncommon
Sounds like Arabs in Israel unironically.
Killing each other over retarded arguments between families.
We have more than one occurrence of shooting in Arab areas per day because they shoot at each other and during celebrations they shoot up/towards empty areas.
Literally
>The daily shot
Jaxson Wright
northern europe, thought it's begning to be dismantled because of muslims and easter europeans bringing their scally ways with them
Asher Carter
No Roman spirit
Parker Cox
Vigilantes are not really unheard of, but in the Dutch justice system it's severely punished. It's not uncommon for a vigilante to get more years in prison that the murderer would've gotten.
That doesn't mean there aren't people willing to sacrifice everything if their children get killed, for example.
Alexander Walker
Only a European can see multiple people including women and children slaughtered en masse or murdered in a house of worship and then turn around and call that “law and order”.