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7/15/2025, 8:01:54 AM
>>510423382
>Businesses don't want to provide a service, they want to levy a tax. They monopolise to levy the tax, form a cartel to provide the same service
A lot of the examples you've been posting about are just plain old rent-seeking, which is still in the same ballpark as racketeering, but without the criminal element and thus at the acceptable end of the ballpark (like how the drug alcohol is widely accepted, whilst the drug meth is not).
> Cost of sex services is very high
It's cheap as shit. Picrel is the limit, and the ad seems pretty legit (photos verified, has passport, etc). There's many that only charge ~$350/hour. There doesn't seem to be that much money to be made.
How organised-crime makes there money now is in "legit" business. Did you knot see all the drama regarding FriendlyJordies back in 2022?
https://www.baka.com.au/national/nsw/you-win-you-run-this-city-death-threats-force-friendlyjordies-to-remove-video-20240201-p5f1pm.html
> NSW Police have charged an associate of one of the state’s most dangerous crime families, the Alameddines, over the firebombing of his Bondi home in November 2022. Links to the notorious family featured in the video which was aired before the firebombing.
> Titled “Coronation,” the 46-minute long video, broadcast in August 2022, centred on the property development company [Coronation Property] which briefly employed former deputy premier John Barilaro when he left politics.
> Coronation’s former company secretary Andy Nahas’ alleged links to high-profile associates of the Alameddine crime family were examined in the video.
And what sort of business does that building company do?
> CORONATION PROPERTY'S PLANS FOR $1.5 BILLION PROJECT IN ERSKINEVILLE
https://coronation.com.au/media/coronation-property-reveals-first-stage-plans-for-its-1.5-billion-urban-rejuvenation-initiative-in-erskineville
You think these crime org's a worried about skimming a couple hundred dollars off some prostitutes? Lol
>Businesses don't want to provide a service, they want to levy a tax. They monopolise to levy the tax, form a cartel to provide the same service
A lot of the examples you've been posting about are just plain old rent-seeking, which is still in the same ballpark as racketeering, but without the criminal element and thus at the acceptable end of the ballpark (like how the drug alcohol is widely accepted, whilst the drug meth is not).
> Cost of sex services is very high
It's cheap as shit. Picrel is the limit, and the ad seems pretty legit (photos verified, has passport, etc). There's many that only charge ~$350/hour. There doesn't seem to be that much money to be made.
How organised-crime makes there money now is in "legit" business. Did you knot see all the drama regarding FriendlyJordies back in 2022?
https://www.baka.com.au/national/nsw/you-win-you-run-this-city-death-threats-force-friendlyjordies-to-remove-video-20240201-p5f1pm.html
> NSW Police have charged an associate of one of the state’s most dangerous crime families, the Alameddines, over the firebombing of his Bondi home in November 2022. Links to the notorious family featured in the video which was aired before the firebombing.
> Titled “Coronation,” the 46-minute long video, broadcast in August 2022, centred on the property development company [Coronation Property] which briefly employed former deputy premier John Barilaro when he left politics.
> Coronation’s former company secretary Andy Nahas’ alleged links to high-profile associates of the Alameddine crime family were examined in the video.
And what sort of business does that building company do?
> CORONATION PROPERTY'S PLANS FOR $1.5 BILLION PROJECT IN ERSKINEVILLE
https://coronation.com.au/media/coronation-property-reveals-first-stage-plans-for-its-1.5-billion-urban-rejuvenation-initiative-in-erskineville
You think these crime org's a worried about skimming a couple hundred dollars off some prostitutes? Lol
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