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>stay out of the illegal drugs business and you'll be fine. It's not that simple. Imagine if you have a relationships with the daughter of someone in the drug
by bdavisx 10y ago
>stay out of the illegal drugs business and you'll be fine.
It's not that simple. Imagine if you have a relationships with the daughter of someone in the drug trade (or one of your children do) - and have a bad breakup. Imagine if someone in a cartel decides to take a liking to your daughter - it happens all the time in certain areas. It can happen in America or anywhere - you or someone in your family can get in an abusive relationship - but in Mexico, cartel members are used to getting what they want and acting very violently when they don't.
- ashwinaj 10y agoThis happens in India too (replace drug lord with politician, someone influential) that hasn't stopped companies having offices there. And BTW, contrary to what seems common knowledge, there are a lot of expats in India (probably not as many as in the US). Maybe Mexico is radically different, I don't know. But this seems far fetched to me. Source: I'm an Indian living in the US
- programmer_dude 10y ago>This happens in India too This can happen anywhere. One or two isolated incidents cannot be used to infer a trend. I can bet you it happens a lot less (like 10x) here than in Mexico even though India's population is 10x of Mexico (so effectively the situation in India is 100x better than Mexico).