name one thing this man did wrong
Name one thing this man did wrong
burned pie o my alive for insurance money?
he disrespected the bing
she was a FUCKIN HOOOORSE
was alone in a room with tony
He killed Tracee for no reason
>inb4 she was a hooah
Still was no reason to kill her
Got pegged by Janice
he disrespected johnny's wife
i was fuckin around
He left his son unsupervised with a bow and arrow he bought him
He burned a stable down for insurance money
He hit that bouncer dude with a swinging chain
He fought back against Tony
Among other things
he should have made sure that Tank was dead
He was mildly self-destructive.
>He burned a stable down for insurance money
fake news
kek I forgot that scene
>MOMMA'S LITTLE WHOA'
this, fags be damned
He was a degenerate sodomite drug abuser and a violent misogynist. An embodiment of the average 4channel incel. It's no wonder you identify with him.
Daily reminder,that Tony got shot at the end,if you think he survived than you are dumber than a sack of dogshit
he didn't do it, this is a pleb conclusion.
He beat a stripper to death?
HE LET HIS SON PLAY AROUND WITH A REAL BOW AND ARROW THAT WENT THRU HIS FCKING CHEST! HE DESERVED EVERY BIT OF WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM!
imagine the conversation between these two
Friendly reminder that there's no right answer by definition of the ending, and even debating the issue is pleb tier and exactly what Chase hoped to do. Don't be a pleb.
He was a huge fuckin earner
20 years in the can, taking it up the ass.
Besides the fucking point.
This. Stable fires are somewhat common. There’s no proof other than Tony’s suspicion, which occurred at the same time he was medicated, unreasonably obsessed with the horse, and constantly annoyed with Ralph.
gladiator was a historically inaccurate film
a) she was a hoooar
b) she hit him
c) it was an accident, she fell
d) it's not his fault she's a klutz
e) he was doing a lot of coke
It wasn't his son in her belly, so that makes it alright
look at kirk douglas' fuckin head
his ex-wife bought the bow
THEY DIDN'T HAVE FLAT TOP IN ANCIENT ROME