Mexico, when only the police and military have guns citizens are slaughtered...

2aguy

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We don't hear about the mass murder going on in Mexico...we hear about random murders every once in a while, but the police and military in Mexico...working for the high paying Mexican drug cartels...are slaughtering innocent Mexican citizens in the 10s of thousands every year......why? Because they disarmed the Mexican people....and there is no one to protect those people from the government.....

Police kill eight striking Mexican teachers in Oaxaca massacre - World Socialist Web Site

According to a statement issued by Section 22 of the National Union of Education Teachers (SNTE) in Oaxaca, police shot and killed eight people in Nochixtlán, including a professor of indigenous studies and a teacher’s son, and wounded 45 others by gunfire. Twenty-two people have “disappeared” after the attack.

Oaxaca’s state governor Gabino Cué and Mexico’s federal police chief Enrique Galindo confirmed that six civilians had been killed and 53 injured. Galindo also asserted that 55 federal and state police were injured, including three by gunfire, though he failed to document the latter claim.

The National Security Commission and Galindo initially lied about the attack, claiming that the federal and state police clearing the Nochixtlán blockade were unarmed. Galindo said that after teachers had agreed with police to disband, attackers from outside the blockaded area began to fire on both police and protesters in order to create “chaos and conflict.”

After the Associated Press and China’s Xinhua news agency released footage of police firing on protesters, Galindo was forced to change his story, conceding that he in fact ordered armed police to go to the scene, but only after police and protesters were fired upon by the supposed outside elements. Galindo’s changing of his story effectively shredded his and the government’s credibility, as did his claim that only three police officers were hit by gunfire, as opposed to over 50 protesters.
 
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I get your point; you make it often. However, do you really think it's a good idea to be encouraging visions of firing on the police at this particular moment in American history?
 
I get your point; you make it often. However, do you really think it's a good idea to be encouraging visions of firing on the police at this particular moment in American history?


No...I don't.....but people need to realize that we have been incredibly lucky in our history. And too many people think that just because we have it good now, that that will always be the case....that is why giving up our guns today may put our children and grandchildren in a terrible position....a place where they can be easily murdered either by gangs of criminals or by rogue elements of the government....

The biggest killer of people has always been the government....around the world, when a government goes bad...they kill in the thousands to millions.....
 
Okay, I have lived there, Black Rock by the coast to be exact. I left after the military and the drug cartel got into a full auto gun fight 1 block from main street.

The military and the cops are as corrupt as the drug cartels. The citizens want guns and if we were to arm them PLUS arm and send back male illegals of fighting age a civil war would follow BUT Mexican citizens WOULD wind up with government by and for the people.

There never will be a peaceful solution in Mexico as long as any of the three main trouble makers {Military/Government/Drug Cartels} are allowed to stay in power.
 
I get your point; you make it often. However, do you really think it's a good idea to be encouraging visions of firing on the police at this particular moment in American history?


No...I don't.....but people need to realize that we have been incredibly lucky in our history. And too many people think that just because we have it good now, that that will always be the case....that is why giving up our guns today may put our children and grandchildren in a terrible position....a place where they can be easily murdered either by gangs of criminals or by rogue elements of the government....

The biggest killer of people has always been the government....around the world, when a government goes bad...they kill in the thousands to millions.....
Okay. If you are concerned about a government "going bad," for starters, don't vote for Donald Trump. He just wants to run the country His Way; he's not evil or anything, but he will point our feet toward totalitarianism. Mark my words.
 
I get your point; you make it often. However, do you really think it's a good idea to be encouraging visions of firing on the police at this particular moment in American history?


No...I don't.....but people need to realize that we have been incredibly lucky in our history. And too many people think that just because we have it good now, that that will always be the case....that is why giving up our guns today may put our children and grandchildren in a terrible position....a place where they can be easily murdered either by gangs of criminals or by rogue elements of the government....

The biggest killer of people has always been the government....around the world, when a government goes bad...they kill in the thousands to millions.....
Okay. If you are concerned about a government "going bad," for starters, don't vote for Donald Trump. He just wants to run the country His Way; he's not evil or anything, but he will point our feet toward totalitarianism. Mark my words.


No...Trump will have the republicans and democrats checking his power as well as the press and hollywood....hilary will have no checks on her power, she will have the democrat party completely behind her and the Republicans too afraid to offend women to stand up to her.....she will also have the press and hollywood covering up every crime and mistake she makes.....

The totalitarian in this election is not Trump, it is hilary.....
 
Guess Nieto doesn't agree with Duterte of the Philippines...
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Mexican president fires top police chief for alleged cartel executions
Aug. 30, 2016 -- Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto has fired federal police chief Enrique Galindo, following a report police killed at least 22 suspected members of a drug cartel.
Nieto fired Galindo to clear the way for a transparent investigation after the country's National Human Rights Commission accused police of evidence tampering.

Police allegedly killed 22 men on a ranch in the western state of Michoacan last year, then allegedly moved the bodies and planted guns on the dead cartel members. "The investigation confirmed facts that show grave human rights violations attributable to public servants of the federal police," said commission President Luis Raul Gonzalez Perez at a press conference earlier this month.

Investigators found 13 of the victims had been shot in the back, as well as four of the deaths likely coming from excessive force and two were probably tortured. The report also said 40 civilian were shot to death.

Mexican president fires top police chief for alleged cartel executions

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Nephew of 'El Chapo' henchman killed in Mexican shootout
Aug. 29, 2016 -- A nephew of one of the alleged leaders of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's Sinaloa Cartel was killed during a shootout in the city of Culiacan, Mexico.
Edgar Juvanny Parra Zambada, 42, was one of two men killed in the Culiacan shootout on Friday. A female driver was also injured in the attack, the Sinaloa state's attorney general's office said. Parra Zambada is the nephew of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, who is accused of running Guzman's Sinaloa Cartel while the drug kingpin is behind bars. Mexican authorities describe Ismael Zambada as "the new El Chapo."

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Mexican officials said Edgar Juvanny Parra Zambada, 42, the nephew of one of drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's henchmen, was killed in a recent shootout.​

The U.S. Department of Justice characterized "El Mayo" as the "principal administrator, organizer or leader" of the Sinaloa Cartel when the agency announced cocaine, heroin, marijuana and methamphetamine trafficking charges against him last year. The death of Parra Zambada follows the capture of Guzman's son from a Puerto Vallarta restaurant earlier this month. He was later freed unharmed.

Nephew of 'El Chapo' henchman killed in Mexican shootout
 
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