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Looks like another episode of how democratic systems try to solve one of the many problems they have. And in fact, in this case and from this prospective, succe
by melenaboija 6y ago
Looks like another episode of how democratic systems try to solve one of the many problems they have. And in fact, in this case and from this prospective, successfully.
I am not positioning myself here, but I would say if this was a "failed war" on drugs things would be different. Just take a look on how things look like in some regions of Central America.
- rxsel 6y agoIt's all tied together. You can't compare the literal banana republics of Central America (one of which I was birthed in, not that that matters) to the money printing machine that is the US. The point is, that developed contries are failing just as miserably to tackle the root problems at hand. Yes stopping crime is always great, but is playing cops and robbers really the best approach? For anyone interested, a show recommendation: The Wire by David Simon
- melenaboija 6y agoI guess what I was trying to say is that within the existing western countries rules (good or bad depending on personal opinions) this does not sound to me as a failure