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I applaud their desire to try and fight the cartel but its extremely dangerous and don't fault them for pulling back.
by MichaelApproved 15y ago
I applaud their desire to try and fight the cartel but its extremely dangerous and don't fault them for pulling back.
- nandemo 15y agoIndeed. I don't live in Mexico, but from what I've read the Zetas are like a rogue cartel among the Mexican drug cartels. They kidnap "civilians", kill policemen, compromise the security of the local population, etc, things that the other cartels apparently frown upon. See, for instance, the Mata Zetas (Zeta Killers). It's unlikely that Anonymous can play this game. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/world_now/2011/09/mexico-government-denies-paramilitary-matazetas-zetas-drug-war-1.html http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/world_now/2011/09/mexico-gov... (take care if you stumble into videos, they're disgusting even if not explicit)
- dylangs1030 15y agoNot only is it extremely dangerous, but it is a campaign which would be incredibly difficult to do anonymously, and even more difficult to do with the resources available to a largely disorganized movement (read: no governing authority to direct the group's actions other than mob mentality).
- jberryman 15y agoJust look at the photo at the top of the article of policemen with automatic rifle wearing masks to protect their identities. That is some terrifying stuff.
- anamax 15y ago> Just look at the photo at the top of the article of policemen with automatic rifle wearing masks to protect their identities. FWIW, US swat police seem to do the same thing.
- Super_Jambo 15y agoIf you really want to get into it UK riot police seem to do the same thing.