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Man that's sad, but I think you're right. This article is scary. In the US we're naive if we think that's a very tall fence down there.
by oldgregg 17y ago
Man that's sad, but I think you're right. This article is scary. In the US we're naive if we think that's a very tall fence down there.
- armandososa 17y agoWhat? It is all your fault! You are the freaking consumers! We have the misfortune to be the obliged way for Colombian drug dealers to pass the drug to USA, where the rich dumbasses drug-addicts live and are willing to pay. Now you are going to take the moral high-ground here and say "eew! make that fence taller!"?
- jorgecastillo 17y agoThis is not just caused because of the USA. We also have addicts that increase the demand for drugs in Mexico. No one is putting a gun in the head of this people to become drug traffickers. People in Mexico are poor but I don't see anyone that is not a drug trafficker dying of hunger because they don't have money. This people just like the easy live they can get by becoming drug traffickers. This criminal culture in Mexico is a very complex issue and it's not like it can be magically fixed if the USA and Mexico legalize drugs. To fix this we need to make profound changes in all aspects of our culture & society and it will take time if it ever happens. I believe in sovereignty. The USA can do whatever it wants in its territory same as China(Google respect local laws or GTFO) same as Mexico.