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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsBig Al wasn't all bad - Maybe Trump won't be either
16 Nov 1930, Chicago, Illinois, USA Notorious gangster Al Capone attempts to help unemployed men with his soup kitchen Big Als Kitchen for the Needy. The kitchen provides three meals a day consisting of soup with meat, bread, coffee, and doughnuts, feeding about 3500 people daily at a cost of $300 per day.
"Big Don's Kitchen for the Needy" - can visualize it already
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Big Al wasn't all bad - Maybe Trump won't be either (Original Post)
packman
Jan 2017
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Wounded Bear
(58,728 posts)1. Godwin's Law...
the NAZIs did this kind of shit too.
Cheaper for them to run one of these than to actually try to fix the underlying problems.
J_William_Ryan
(1,760 posts)2. Well,
Both being degenerates is something Trump and Capone have in common.
bdamomma
(63,930 posts)3. tRump is a MOBSTER!!!! He proved it many times
marylandblue
(12,344 posts)4. Drug lords do it too
They want the support of the local population, so they help them out. Does Trump understand this principle? He might not.