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Has the 'King-Hit' merchant, become the new rulers of the street ?
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To me, it's sounds more like bragging about the high levels of violence, they've inflicted on their hapless victim ? And these offenders are NOT always affected by booze or drugs.
Often too on the way out to the Bay on 'four wheels' you can frequently hear them boasting about the levels of injury they've occasioned to their victim. The only trouble is, in the retelling all the other crooks of their exploits, they conveniently forget to add, their victim was first 'king hit', before they copped the old 'Julius Marlow' afterwards ?
All this crap is designed to produce this artificial masquerade or depiction of being a 'heavy'. Trouble is for these idiots, they're often tested pretty quickly when they first hit the yards ?
In my humble opinion, a lot of this stuff, is well founded in the psychologically profile of some of these blokes, until they finally end up killing someone !
And the more 'boob' they do, the bigger the illusion they construct for themselves, of being a really dangerous and violent heavy. And the next stupid easily led young punk comes along, and he too tries to emulate this tough bloke by 'king' hitting some boor bugger just minding his own business. So the wheel of violence continues to turn slowly ?
True, alcohol and drugs DO play some part in the equation. But there are many other considerations yet to be examined and evaluated. Even before we as a society, can walk the streets of inner Sydney, in a much greater degree of safety.