Does crime pay?

[Nuke Dukem]

I was just reading the thread about how el chapo is down bad in prison..

I couldn’t imagine going from a life of luxury that a cartel boss lives

Driving any whip you want

fukkin the baddest hoes

Money to blow


To a 6x9 cell & other men telling you when to eat sleep

 

[CW_1991]

Yes, until it doesn't. If you get caught by the law it's a wrap. Not to mention when you commit crimes you are open to receiving consequences from other people outside of the law themselves.

 

[Complexion]

Criminals are pawns in the Game who don't realize whats at stake beyond the play they're allowed to make until they're hit with a checkmate and a new Ace is placed up anothers sleeve who is dealt in with fresh chips.

The people at the top need the people in the bottom to do the dirty work that makes societies wheels move plus they bring in the loot, justify police spending and various other tricks designed to keep those in the middle numb, dumb and alternately scared to their wits end and comfortable but always compliant and those that know the ledge strung out, weak and addicted to either selling or using.

 

[FrontoBama]

My cousin told me when I was young “this shyt pays, it just dont pay all the time.” a lifetime later I would whole-heartedly agree with that sentiment.

If you about your busines then it’s tons of money. Transition isnt the endgame/possible for a lot of cats though and the same way working the same job for too long increases your likelihood of getting stuck there, staying in one lane does the same thing criminally.

There was about 400 times since 1990 that Chapo the rat could have taken a small amount of money, moved to Italy and opened a car lot sippin pretty drinks and bathing in the ocean with his kids..But he wanted the glory and endless money.

 

[Wepa Man]

NO

 

[Double Burger With Cheese]

Behind every great fortune there is a crime. Of course crime pays. Crime pays a lot if you good at getting money illegally.

But just always remember, In life there are consequences for your actions and decisions. Every decision you make will have some type of effect on your future. So remember that if you wanna be on the other side of the law.

 

[get these nets]

It doesn't pay. El Chapo is top .01% of the criminal food chain,,so he doesn't really factor into the general discussion.

The rest of the criminal world are taking chances with their freedom and lives that will never pay off. A small % get a big payout from their gambles and live it up for their run.,Eventually law enforcement runs down on them or the streets eat them up.

 

[WaveWhisperer]

Yup it does,i see it everyday when i read politics

 

[Bar Razor]

Only if you’re white and powerful/protected or the 0.001% of people who aren’t that and manage to get away with it.

 

[CopiousX]

I was just reading the thread about how el chapo is down bad in prison..

I couldn’t imagine going from a life of luxury that a cartel boss lives

Driving any whip you want

fukkin the baddest hoes

Money to blow


To a 6x9 cell & other men telling you when to eat sleep

Yes. It pays extremely well if you can dip early. They fck up when they get greedy.


Havent you heard the saying, "a rolling stone gathers no federal indictments".

 

[CopiousX]

Only if you’re white and powerful/protected or the 0.001% of people who aren’t that and manage to get away with it.

There was a cfo of bed bath and beyond who recently disproved this theory. Same could be said for epst. ien or farve or Trmp himself.

 

[Money Be Green]

Yes 99 ways

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

Crypto hacks on small companies servers yes

 

[Ain't That Something]

Fairly well. Ask your local politician and corporate execs

 

[010101]

crime pays & the law collects ha*