I'm going against the grain here, but I genuinely believe Vito was a victim of circumstance. He was trying to live his truth in a world that wouldn't accept him. Yes, he made mistakes, but who hasn't? He deserved compassion, not a baseball bat to the head. The mob's hypocrisy is staggering. They preach loyalty and family, but they're quick to turn on their own. This whole situation just makes me incredibly sad. 😢 RIP Vito.

Vito's death always hits me hard. It reminds me of a friend I lost who made some bad choices and got caught in a downward spiral. He wasn't a mobster, but the feeling of helplessness and watching someone self-destruct is so similar. You want to reach out, you want to help, but ultimately, they have to make their own choices. It's a painful lesson, and Vito's story captures that perfectly. It's a tragedy on so many levels.

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Phil's the one who swung the bat, but the rot goes much deeper than just him. The entire mob culture breeds this kind of violence and betrayal. It’s a vicious cycle, and Vito, unfortunately, became another victim of it. He made mistakes, no doubt, but the system itself is set up to destroy anyone who steps out of line, even slightly.

Anyone else find it ironic that Phil was so obsessed with “traditional values” while orchestrating such a brutal murder? The hypocrisy is palpable.

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