BadLieutenant's definitions

gangster

An individual who is a member of an organization that profits through organized crime. Also known as Mobsters. The guys in South Central strapped with guns and carrying large amounts of weed are more commonly known as 'gangbangers', not to be confused with 'gangsters', though both are equally dangerous.

Gangsters/Mobsters:Al Capone, Lucky Luciano, John Gotti.

Gangbangers:Bloods,Crips, most other South Central street fraternities.

by BadLieutenant August 21, 2004

city of god

Very good film that I enjoyed a lot.
But Lil Ze did get on my nerves, he had an enormous ego and he even killed young children. And he also thought he could take on anyone.If you compare the efforts of fictional crime bosses, I'd like to see Lil Ze take on Alejandro Sosa from Scarface. Lil Ze's empire would be wiped out in seconds!

Other than that it was very good.

by BadLieutenant September 12, 2004

scum

Anyone who contributes nothing to our society, save for crime, disease and misery.

Pimps, Drug-dealers, Gangsters, Child pornographers: These are all examples of low-life, worthless scum.

by BadLieutenant June 21, 2004

root of all evil

If money is the root of all evil, why do churches have collection plates?

Its just a tad presumptuous.

by BadLieutenant August 15, 2004

kings of leon

Old fashion Southern U.S. rock band composed of three brothers and a cousin, all from Memphis, Tennessee.
They do a very good job of revitalising good old rock 'n' roll, and their album Youth and Young Manhood is totally kick-ass.

Molly's Chambers, California Waiting and Red Morning Light are my personal favourites. Great band, great music.

by BadLieutenant October 28, 2004

bloody sunday

On 30th January 1972, a vast amount of Roman Catholics in Derry, Northern Ireland, demonstrated a Civil Rights march due to the fact the Catholics were being denied their human rights in most parts of Northern Ireland. The marchers were soon confronted by a blockade of heavily-armed British soldiers who refused to let them continue marching.Lets be realistic here, if you were firstly being denied your Civil Rights, and then prevented from continuing a peaceful march for your rights, you would be more than incensced. So the marchers began throwing sticks and bricks at the soldiers, who were armed with very lethal firearms. Why couldn't they just let them keep on marching? isn't it a bit fascist to deny someone the right to march in favour of their own rights? So then the troops, who knew full-well the effect of their weaponry, opened fire on the marchers, hitting 27 people and killing 13. The troops had lethal weaponry and protective gear on. And they murdered civilians with melee weapons, who were only trying to convince people that they were human beings with rights too.

Don't give me that 'paras are heros' crap. I am half-Irish and some of my family members died in that incident. The military are trained to handle situations professionally, and none of them were injured or killed on that day. Just goes to show that you can't start off something reasonable without some gung-ho arsehole angering you and breaching your rights.

by BadLieutenant September 1, 2004

scarface

Brilliant film that is one of Al Pacino's finest moments. Scarface tells the story of ruthless, foul-mouthed Cuban exile Tony Montana (Pacino). Arriving in Miami alongside thousands of Cuban immigrants during the 1980 Mariel Harbour boatlift, Montana rapidly begins to climb the ranks of the local cocaine cartel. After a long cycle of blood, profanity, spitting, and extreme violence, Tony makes it all the way to the top, but his drug-addled paranoia (a result of 'getting high on his own supply') proves to be his downfall.

See it if you already haven't. An absolute classic.

by BadLieutenant September 14, 2004