Speeddemon22
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The killing is primarilly taking place in Mexico, between rival cartels before the drugs ever get here.
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chilli, in other words, you got no game, no cred, and no balls. The illegals are not going to be deported: get that through your pea brain. And you are right: the great majority of America is refusing service ~ service to your kind.
Don't like it? Who cares.
That is such a tired fucking excuse. Felipe Calderon, the president of Mexico, has been playing that same "it's not Mexico's fault" card for years. You see him in these interviews and he's going, "We live next to the largest consumer of illegal drugs in the world and everyone wants to sell him drugs through my window." Of course he bitches about the assault weapons moving across the border too, and about how we need to reinstate the assalt weapons ban.
Valid arguments or not, what he's REALLY trying to do is take the focus off his own government, which is as corrupt as they come. When you have government officials who take campaign contributions from drug cartel leaders in exchange for a little "help" later on down the road, you have a serious fucking problem. Did you know that only 2% of cartel members who are ever arrested in Mexico actually do time for their crimes? And it ain't like they were arrested for stealing a pack of gum from the corner store or something. These mofos are arrested for murdering people, and for SENDING all that dope to the U.S. Yet they're "let go" 98% of the time. Is Calderon doing anything about THAT? NO? Then I think Calderon is the one who needs a habanero shoved up his ass!
WeedLemon, you need to take responsibility, kiddo. We have a drug problem because we are addicts. Legalize drug sales or throw everybody involved in jail for five years
mandatory.
Even if we did that it wouldn't change anything. Mexico's economy would still be FUBAR.
chilli is off his meds again.
The reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because our politicians doExcellent points, Angel. And you're absolutely right. The reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because the rule of law does still apply. Our leaders (however fucked up they may be) don't make deals with cartels to protect them. I know that Calderon is trying to clean up the corruption, but he's like a limp, wet noodle. He can't accomplish shit.
Mexico was already ours once. We took Cali and the southwest from them and gave the rest back. I guess we could take it over again and turn it into territories like Guam and Puerto Rico. That would make them all citizens. Heck while were at it we might as well take Canada too, except Quebec, they are too Frenchy to assimulate!
Excellent points, Angel. And you're absolutely right. The reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because the rule of law does still apply. Our leaders (however fucked up they may be) don't make deals with cartels to protect them. I know that Calderon is trying to clean up the corruption, but he's like a limp, wet noodle. He can't accomplish shit.
The reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because our politicians doExcellent points, Angel. And you're absolutely right. The reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because the rule of law does still apply. Our leaders (however fucked up they may be) don't make deals with cartels to protect them. I know that Calderon is trying to clean up the corruption, but he's like a limp, wet noodle. He can't accomplish shit.
Not counting Columbia or the TalibanThe reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because our politicians doExcellent points, Angel. And you're absolutely right. The reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because the rule of law does still apply. Our leaders (however fucked up they may be) don't make deals with cartels to protect them. I know that Calderon is trying to clean up the corruption, but he's like a limp, wet noodle. He can't accomplish shit.
Again, though they may be corrupt in one sense or another, our politicians do not routinely make deals with marauding murderers who run drugs and hack people up.
Not counting Columbia or the TalibanThe reason cartels don't control our country like they control Mexico is because our politicians do
Again, though they may be corrupt in one sense or another, our politicians do not routinely make deals with marauding murderers who run drugs and hack people up.
Don't have to be to know that we were the ones that placed them in powerNot counting Columbia or the TalibanAgain, though they may be corrupt in one sense or another, our politicians do not routinely make deals with marauding murderers who run drugs and hack people up.
The Taliban, huh? Are you a 911 conspiracy theorist, or what?
How old are you?Then, would you kindly inform me of how our government helped / made a deal with/ conspired with the Taliban? Because I'm not aware of what it is we ever did.
In order to realise its ambition of shaping events in Afghanistan, the US needed a more aggressive foreign policy. That required an internal transformation. It happened at the end of 1980, when conservative Republican Ronald Reagan defeated Democrat Jimmy Carter.
Only by a couple years, which makes me wonder how much Osama was involved, even thenWe gave them money to fight against the Soviets, before Bin Ladin. Right?
........One year later a contract was signed between, on the one hand, a group of oil companies including America's Unocal and Saudi Arabia's Delta Oil, and, on the other, the government of Turkmenistan (formerly a Soviet republic). The agreement included the laying of a pipeline 790km long, from the gas fields of Turkmenistan on the Caspian Sea to the Indian Ocean. The pipeline was supposed to pass through Afghanistan and Pakistan, enabling the Americans to bypass Iran and Russia. The Taliban government promised Pakistan to keep the area around the pipeline stable.