• cooljacob204
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    1 year ago

    How many bus full of Mexicans must get slaughtered before he will fight them on behalf of Mexicans?

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        171 year ago

        Mexican police went to America to be trained by their military. When police were sent back, they abandoned the government and became one of the most vicious and capable cartels on the planet.

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        101 year ago

        I’m aware. And I think that’s a US cultural thing not neoliberal. Most of Europe wouldn’t contribute to the weapon issue if they were next to Mexico.

        But on the main topic, sure there is some crazy footage but he still is using a padded stick.

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      1 year ago

      It really seems like he has been fighting them, at least significantly more than previous presidents

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        91 year ago

        How is this “fight” being represented? I ask, because in more than one occasion he’s been seen being close to El Chapo’s mother, do you mean he’s “fighting” cartels by negotiating with them? Or does this fight mean rather things like shouting “more hugs, less shootings”, or his menacing “I’ll tell on you to your mothers!” to the cartels?

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      71 year ago

      Fighting them is gonna cause way more bus loads to die then just leaving them be. The cartels aren’t evil psychopaths who kill for fun, they know violence is bad for business. The only downside to leaving them alone is they’ll send more drugs to the u.s which isn’t Mexico’s problem.

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        51 year ago

        If Mexico won’t address them, the U.S. should be given the green light to handle it and put them down where they live.

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        I don’t believe that. Other Central and South American countries have had success meeting the cartels head on.

        Sure some short term death spikes but the long term result is a drastic reduction in violent deaths.