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| quote: Originally posted by egregore: I saw where President Trump offered the Mexican government a hand in wiping out the cartels, but their president said no. Their president is either a damned fool or in cahoots with them. (There is a great deal of overlap.)
It would be a good idea for us to wipe out the cartels anyway. The weak government there can't stop us if they can't stop the cartels. . |
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| We need to go back to not aiding MX on their gun laws. When I was a boy, the US did not care about taking guns/Ammo into MX, and MX was easy to bribe, so long as it wasn’t a 9mm or 45, and didn’t ask questions about importation on registration. We’ve done a good job getting freedom of religion and speech to be universal concepts, but we need to get self-defense and private property rights back to being universal. The cartel men need to be hanging from gallows, rather than citizens from bridges. We also need to start pushing for extradition for cartel members. Spain is harboring at least one prominent killer.
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| quote: Originally posted by egregore: I saw where President Trump offered the Mexican government a hand in wiping out the cartels, but their president said no. Their president is either a damned fool or in cahoots with them. (There is a great deal of overlap.)
He publicly said “No” most likely because he did not want to be targeted by the cartels. My hope is that he privately said yes, never mind he wouldn’t do this because there is no privacy in our communications.
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