SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
HBS Guy wrote:Nine members of a breakaway set of Mormons (wanted to keep polygamy) living in Mexico were shot and burned alive by members of a cartel—probably a case of mistaken identity.
Bongalong wrote:SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
Meaning what, exactly?
greggerypeccary wrote:Bongalong wrote:SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
Meaning what, exactly?
Meaning, he'd like to see the US Special Forces go in and kill the drug lords.
SethBullock wrote:greggerypeccary wrote:Bongalong wrote:SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
Meaning what, exactly?
Meaning, he'd like to see the US Special Forces go in and kill the drug lords.
Yes. And the bankers who launder their money.
greggerypeccary wrote:Bongalong wrote:SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
Meaning what, exactly?
Meaning, he'd like to see the US Special Forces go in and kill the drug lords.
SethBullock wrote:greggerypeccary wrote:Bongalong wrote:SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
Meaning what, exactly?
Meaning, he'd like to see the US Special Forces go in and kill the drug lords.
Yes. And the bankers who launder their money.
greggerypeccary wrote:SethBullock wrote:greggerypeccary wrote:Bongalong wrote:SethBullock wrote:Mexico has turned into a failed state, really. I think the tentacles of the narco terrorists are wrapped tight around that country.
People in the U.S. are talking about the U.S. taking action on its own.
I wouldn't be opposed to doing a "Baghdadi" on those cartel leaders to tell you the truth.
Meaning what, exactly?
Meaning, he'd like to see the US Special Forces go in and kill the drug lords.
Yes. And the bankers who launder their money.
I don't condone premeditated murder under any circumstances.
However, the world would be a hell of a lot better off without those Mexican drug lords, and all their violent goons.
There's just too much money involved, unfortunately, which means they can pay off just about everybody.
HBS Guy wrote:Yup. Meantime, I cannot get medical marijuana to help with joint pain (heh mj. . joint pain.)
Right arm has started hurting a LOT more lately, probably means I need to buy illegal mj! Makes sense to some.
The Americans solved this problems by allowing them to become politiciansDonDeeHippy wrote:yup prohibition doesn't work, just lets in dodgy life threating product and makes organized crime very powerful. Just look what happened in America in the 1920's when they prohibited Alcohol.
DonDeeHippy wrote:yup prohibition doesn't work, just lets in dodgy life threating product and makes organized crime very powerful. Just look what happened in America in the 1920's when they prohibited Alcohol.
The biggest problem with the Mexican crime lords is they make most of their money from America, so id guess that if Mexico legalized drugs, the cartels would still be very rich because of the USA
Bongalong wrote:DonDeeHippy wrote:yup prohibition doesn't work, just lets in dodgy life threating product and makes organized crime very powerful. Just look what happened in America in the 1920's when they prohibited Alcohol.
The biggest problem with the Mexican crime lords is they make most of their money from America, so id guess that if Mexico legalized drugs, the cartels would still be very rich because of the USA
Lol, you want Mexico to legalise drugs?
The Shanghai Opium solution was to placate the Chinese population and keep them under control. If the dopes died, it was simply viewed as evolution in progress.hatty wrote:yup
legalise the drugs...... fucking tax the shit out of them if need be.
like we do with pokies.
all prohibition has done is make a shit tonne of very bad fuckwits insanely violent and wealthy.
while at the same time letting our kids die from said unregulated drugs (which they are still gonna take) and the resulting violence..... which they cannot always be protected from.
see: Al Capone,
or on the flip side...... Portugal's approach
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