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[Iceweasel]

Sorry, but I don't see the big difference there with organized criminals.

No , no big difference.
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As gory as the images are, they are nothing compared to stark reallity of the war on drugs.
Over 100,000 persons have died or disapeared as a result of the war on drugs in Mexico during the last 10 years.
Colombia is another country where war on drugs has been a terrible burden for the population.
Admitedly, it is not just the drugs, but the social discomposition ( poverty + corruption) which runs rampant on those countries.

Your argument assumes that more drugs will make for a better society. There's no way that will ever be true.

 

[CultureCitizen]

Sorry, but I don't see the big difference there with organized criminals.

No , no big difference.
Decapitaci n narco con sierra el ctrica - Estremecedor.com V deos e im genes muy fuerte de violencia tortura accidentes y gore

Strong images. Viewer discretion is adviced.

As gory as the images are, they are nothing compared to stark reallity of the war on drugs.
Over 100,000 persons have died or disapeared as a result of the war on drugs in Mexico during the last 10 years.
Colombia is another country where war on drugs has been a terrible burden for the population.
Admitedly, it is not just the drugs, but the social discomposition ( poverty + corruption) which runs rampant on those countries.

Your argument assumes that more drugs will make for a better society. There's no way that will ever be true.

Well , the current situation isn't good either.
1.7 million persons incarcerated for drug offences in the US
100, 000 deaths in Mexico , plus all the deaths and displaced people in Colombia
All of that puts pressure on the population and increases the number of illegals crossing the border.

Even without illegal drugs organized crime will continue to exist, but it will reduce one of its main sources of revenue.

People Sentenced For Drug Offenses In The US Correctional System Drug War Facts

 

[MaryL]

Why didn't the Mexican cops just shoot him the FIRST time they caught him?

 

[CultureCitizen]

Why didn't the Mexican cops just shoot him the FIRST time they caught him?

He wasn't such an important figure back then .
Nevertheless he shares power with , Ismael Zambada García and Ignacio Coronel Villareal, he is probably the most visible leader of the cartel.

Sinaloa Cartel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

Also there are allegations that both the US Federal government and the Mexican government have colluded with Mr Guzman, in what seems an effort to centralize drug traffic.

Sinaloa Cartel - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia

"In May 2009, the U.S. National Public Radio (NPR) aired multiple reports alleging that the Mexican federal police and military were working in collusion with the Sinaloa Cartel. In particular, the report claimed the government was helping the Sinaloa Cartel to take control of the Juarez Valley area and destroy other cartels, especially the Juarez Cartel. "

"In March 2015, BBC TV programme This World broadcast an episode entitled Secrets of Mexico's Drug War which reported on the US Government’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ Operation Fast and Furious which had allowed licensed firearms dealers to sell weapons to illegal buyers acting on behalf of Mexican drug cartel leaders, in particular the Sinaloa Cartel"