What was his tax policy?
What was his tax policy?
Gabriel Miller
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Gavin Rivera
80% of proceeds go to the war on drugs
Austin Morris
no taxes
he's going to commit the same mistake as capone and get busted by the tax department of italy
Juan Smith
Do you guys think that Giorno should've been the main villain of part 6?
David Richardson
He should've been my gay boyfriend
Jose Wilson
Yes because it would be a Dio reference if he was the main villain of two parts
Isaac Garcia
I know this is a shitpost disguised as a thread. But it´s pretty obvious that his intention is to reform the mafia into the stereotypical Godfather "Basically just Renaissance Italian nobles in modern time" type of deal.
Hunter Green
>204450118
>a user with an impossible to beat stand
hm...
Caleb Cook
>if he was the main villain of two parts
In what other part was he a main villain?
Colton Gutierrez
>ORGANIZED CRIME
>PAYING TAXES
>ORGANIZED CRIME
ORGANIZED CRIME
Henry Hughes
They still pay more taxes than your average corporation.
Hudson Russell
Diavolo was the good guy, spreedreader. Giorno was a villain protagonist.
Colton Richardson
>Diavolo was the good guy
How?
John James
>DIO's son
>manipulated several people to do his biding
>even in death Blueno wasn't allowed to leave this earth until he had followed through with Giorno's dreams
>got most of the group killed
>attained absolute stand power and took over the mafia
I mean, there's stuff to work with here. Too bad Araki forgot he existed come SO, could have done with more material to judge his character.
Evan Bell
>4445
That was a close one
Sebastian Foster
>Diavolo was the good guy,
It's evil vs evil, with Giorno as the lesser evil, at best.
Juan Powell
Do you know how organized crime works
Christopher Johnson
I wonder which kind of stand users do they have
Jack Ramirez
Ryan White
Is that hair, combined with that boob window the very definition of style?
Ayden Mitchell
Was Snoop Dogg in the room behind him or what the fuck
Asher Evans
Vento Aureo runs under the Japanese mentality of yakuza vs other gangsters, where Giorno obviously represent the yakuza as the anti-drug, more organized crime and Diavolo is the other gangsters that the yakuzas don't allow in Japan (see the war between yakuzas and the Chinese Triads from the mids 80s to the mids 90s on Shinjuku). Of course it's bullshit but Japanese media don't want to piss off the yakuzas, see Juzo Itami
Luis Miller
Buccellati did most of the improvement. And even he pointed out his soul was basically dying until he met Giorno.
Also, by this same logic, Diavolo got about twenty of his own people killed. Also including a massive number of random civilians in Rome.
Eli Sanders
To be fair, idealized portrayals of Gangsters aren't just a Japanese thing.
Hudson Taylor
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That but without drugs because drugs are bad
Kevin Wright
This makes me wonder how someone as antisocial as Diavolo managed to become boss in the first place
Luke Richardson
He skipped the parts where he has to talk.
Grayson Evans
He wasn't like that when he started building his mafia.
Leo Morales
Mostly off-topic, but it's the only other jojo tread with enough people, other than Part 2 storytime, so I beg your pardon in advance.
How does one design a stand? I want to know details and nuances of the process, like the appearance, the stats distribution, special ability, how balanced (I know balance isn't a thing, but at least relatively) it is, how to determine how battle oriented is it etc. I doubt Araki lingers here, but I appreciate any input.
If anyone asks why I'm posting this, I'm bored as fuck.
Sebastian Hall
You gotta have talent.
Carter Thomas
He's the fucking antichrist. He most likely became Boss because everybody that told him he could not ended up with a giant donut instead of a chest.