by Dwalin2014 » Tue Jul 30, 2024 11:22 am
The Italian names weren't the majority anyway, even in the 1st seasons, so if Giancana and whoever in the mafia protested, it was really absurd on their part; what if the other ethnicities started protesting too, after seeing Italian names being replaced with theirs? The show was never realistic, although very entertaining, so fuck Giancana and company for trying to erase one of the few realistic elements from the series. For example, Frank Nitti's fictional bodyguard, Nick Tommasi, becomes "Pete Konitz". What the hell? The Italian organized crime was the strongest in America back then, he could well deal with this fact, rather than blaming the show's producer...
The Italian names weren't the majority anyway, even in the 1st seasons, so if Giancana and whoever in the mafia protested, it was really absurd on their part; what if the other ethnicities started protesting too, after seeing Italian names being replaced with theirs? The show was never realistic, although very entertaining, so fuck Giancana and company for trying to erase one of the few realistic elements from the series. For example, Frank Nitti's fictional bodyguard, Nick Tommasi, becomes "Pete Konitz". What the hell? The Italian organized crime was the strongest in America back then, he could well deal with this fact, rather than blaming the show's producer...