Mexico should stop the Drug War

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Why are Mexicans dying in their own streets over US drug policy? Why should Mexicans die in their country over the addiction problems of a foreign nations. I was reading a book written by a British journalist who currently lives in CDMX, and their a chapter discussing how peaceful cities and towns that had a murder rate of 1 in 100,000 spiked up in a single year to a murder rate of 20 in 100,000 in 2006, when Fillipe calderon initiated the Drug war at Washington's auspices. There are cases where US intelligences agencies use cladestine drug money as a slash fund to support covert operation (hence no longer dependent on congressional funding for some controversial operations). Mexicans need to tell the Americans to BTFO over their draconian and backward-ass drug policies.

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[Zuh]

Lol im mexican american currently in Mexico and no one is is diying from them innocent citizens are not being touch by them only their arrivals and people who betrayed them.


The U.S like always always exaggerating the negative side of Mexico you have a higher chance being shot in Atlanta Georgina Detroit Michigan New Orleans Chicago than in Mexico city Cancun Guadalajara Monterrey etc

[Synapsid]

Lol im mexican american currently in Mexico and no one is is diying from them innocent citizens are not being touch by them only their arrivals and people who betrayed them.


The U.S like always always exaggerating the negative side of Mexico you have a higher chance being shot in Atlanta Georgina Detroit Michigan New Orleans Chicago than in Mexico city Cancun Guadalajara Monterrey etc

Yeah, if your remove drug related violence, Mexico actually has lower violent crime than USA. But still, AMLO should tell the US to mind their business and stop the war of drugs. Its a useless war that the Americans exported to other people's shores. Mexico could be a great place to live if the drug war stuff never started. What's your opinion?

[PaleoEuropean]

Why are Mexicans dying in their own streets over US drug policy? Why should Mexicans die in their country over the addiction problems of a foreign nations. I was reading a book written by a British journalist who currently lives in CDMX, and their a chapter discussing how peaceful cities and towns that had a murder rate of 1 in 100,000 spiked up in a single year to a murder rate of 20 in 100,000 in 2006, when Fillipe calderon initiated the Drug war at Washington's auspices. There are cases where US intelligences agencies use cladestine drug money as a slash fund to support covert operation (hence no longer dependent on congressional funding for some controversial operations). Mexicans need to tell the Americans to BTFO over their draconian and backward-ass drug policies.

That's not how the drug war works, the Cartels took over the country during peaceful times and made it bloody; your view is very uneducated in the matter.

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[luc2112]

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[sean]

Why are Mexicans dying in their own streets over US drug policy? There are cases where US intelligences agencies use cladestine drug money as a slash fund to support covert operation (hence no longer dependent on congressional funding for some controversial operations). Mexicans need to tell the Americans to BTFO over their draconian and backward-ass drug policies.

Garcia Luna, the architect of Mexico's brutal war on drugs, arrested last year in the United States on drug charges.

Mexico is like any third world shithole incapable of handling challenges, including temptations of the underworld. If you speak to any Mexican here or in real life, they will blame drug dealing and the criminal organisations not on themselves, but on Americans who buy the drugs. Just to be clear, they believe other countries shouldn't create temptation or challenges for them, not that they should overcome it.

The CIA basically operates in Mexico to ensure that drug violence and chaos does not reach levels that become destructive to American interests or their country itself. You need only to look towards Mexican neighbourhoods in the US to see what Mexicans do and become without the CIA organisation efforts. Now imagine that WITHOUT the American police force stamping down on these Mexican gangs. That's what things would be like without the CIA organising and managing the drug trade in a way that power is centralised into the handful of major drug cartel.

Again, you need only ask Mexicans their opinion of the big cartel, and they will speak mostly positive to only mildly negative at worst. Those who speak positively of these narco organisations explain that not only do they provide Mexicans with jobs and largely do no harm, that they also eliminate the smaller narco gangs that sprout up all over Mexico.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...01#post5647601
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...08#post5780008
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...45#post5655645

Even if you feel it's of extreme importance to end the war on drugs, then one has to understand that the problem is Latin Americans in general. These mongrels are the embodiment of corruption and savagery in the human form, period.

[Skengdo]

Garcia Luna, the architect of Mexico's brutal war on drugs, arrested last year in the United States on drug charges.

Mexico is like any third world shithole incapable of handling challenges, including temptations of the underworld. If you speak to any Mexican here or in real life, they will blame drug dealing and the criminal organisations not on themselves, but on Americans who buy the drugs. Just to be clear, they believe other countries shouldn't create temptation or challenges for them, not that they should overcome it.

Yeah because thinking a country where you can get AK 47 at walmart has any sort of accountability of the weapon trade is totally outrageous and out of mind right?

The CIA basically operates in Mexico to ensure that drug violence and chaos does not reach levels that become destructive to American interests or their country itself. You need only to look towards Mexican neighbourhoods in the US to see what Mexicans do and become without the CIA organisation efforts. Now imagine that WITHOUT the American police force stamping down on these Mexican gangs. That's what things would be like without the CIA organising and managing the drug trade in a way that power is centralised into the handful of major drug cartel.

LOL nice fanfic. Do you happen to think the US went to Iraq to eliminate WOMD and bring democracy there too?

Again, you need only ask Mexicans their opinion of the big cartel, and they will speak mostly positive to only mildly negative at worst. Those who speak positively of these narco organisations explain that not only do they provide Mexicans with jobs and largely do no harm, that they also eliminate the smaller narco gangs that sprout up all over Mexico.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...01#post5647601
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...08#post5780008
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...45#post5655645

Even if you feel it's of extreme importance to end the war on drugs, then one has to understand that the problem is Latin Americans in general. These mongrels are the embodiment of corruption and savagery in the human form, period.

Yeah because speaking ill openly of a very negative, armed, powerful group can only have good consequences right?

Canada is more of a mongrel nation than most of Latin America. Your IQ must be in the 80's levels just like most of these mongrels but you're worse because you're firmly in the autistic spectrum too, as are most white males today.

[Nordarya]

I actually cum every time a beheading in the desert happens. For every vulture feasting on an illegal alien corpse, I get an erection lasting over four hours. Why would I want it to stop?

That's not how the drug war works, the Cartels took over the country during peaceful times and made it bloody; your view is very uneducated in the matter.

Garcia Luna, the architect of Mexico's brutal war on drugs, arrested last year in the United States on drug charges.

Mexico is like any third world shithole incapable of handling challenges, including temptations of the underworld. If you speak to any Mexican here or in real life, they will blame drug dealing and the criminal organisations not on themselves, but on Americans who buy the drugs. Just to be clear, they believe other countries shouldn't create temptation or challenges for them, not that they should overcome it.

The CIA basically operates in Mexico to ensure that drug violence and chaos does not reach levels that become destructive to American interests or their country itself. You need only to look towards Mexican neighbourhoods in the US to see what Mexicans do and become without the CIA organisation efforts. Now imagine that WITHOUT the American police force stamping down on these Mexican gangs. That's what things would be like without the CIA organising and managing the drug trade in a way that power is centralised into the handful of major drug cartel.

Again, you need only ask Mexicans their opinion of the big cartel, and they will speak mostly positive to only mildly negative at worst. Those who speak positively of these narco organisations explain that not only do they provide Mexicans with jobs and largely do no harm, that they also eliminate the smaller narco gangs that sprout up all over Mexico.

https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...01#post5647601
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...08#post5780008
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...45#post5655645

Even if you feel it's of extreme importance to end the war on drugs, then one has to understand that the problem is Latin Americans in general. These mongrels are the embodiment of corruption and savagery in the human form, period.