Hey, Ed Note, why does The Trentonian continuously call the Bloods and Crips “gangsters?” Gangsters comes from the old terminology of the old gangster days, when these people were about respecting and taking care of the community. Although they acted illegally, they didn’t do anything to bring down the neighborhood to the degree that the Bloods and Crips do. So, please stop using that terminology to refer to these common criminals.

Mob Wife

Sorry to de-romanticize organized crime for you, but today’s gangs are led by today’s gangsters. They’ve traded in slick suits and Cadillacs for below-the-butt jeans and tricked-out Acuras, but they’re in “gangs” so we call them “gang”sters. They still bash in people’s heads — doesn’t that count?—Ed. Note