So why dont mexicans just get rid of the cartel?
So why dont mexicans just get rid of the cartel?
Bentley Ortiz
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Xavier Turner
They don't want to get rid of their primo.
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Nobody actually wants to get rid of them. They bring in too much money.
Juan Thompson
Too many corrupt officials making money off of them and too many ordinary people being protected by their rackets.
Owen Garcia
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Jayden Hill
They have guns, money like you wouldn’t believe and operate in large disenfranchised communities.
Think about it, if the only life in your village is to farm, why not farm something that gets you 100x the profit? Why work 10 dollars a day when you can have 50?
The government doesn’t do a great job of allocating resources to some of these communities so some people are barely literate which makes them easy to get.
But also the government is probably and most definitely involved to a degree. There is massive amounts of corruption in Mexico today and in the past.
I want us to succeed but how do you deal with corruption when you are poor and someone can easily give you 40k USD to look the other way while they make a trip into the city you police.
Leo Ross
smartest man in Iceland
Connor Johnson
Why don't Russians get rid of poopin?
Anthony Mitchell
I think another issue is the brain drain that affects the country by being so close to Canada and the United States.
I make 250k as a software engineer in the USA living in the south east. I don’t believe this salary is attainable in Mexico. Skilled professionals will always leave to find more money for their skills. It’s not just your gardener it’s your engineers, roboticists, doctors, etc. whoever can will leave for that pay on the other side even if they think they’ll come back.
Jeremiah Gray
>There is massive amounts of corruption in Mexico today and in the past.
But I heard the cartel didn't exist before the 80's
Chase Miller
What is that picture?
Dylan Richardson
Cartel as we know it today, perhaps was made more powerful because of the USA war on drugs. But corruption in Mexico is nothing new unfortunately. It’s plagued this country from the start.
Matthew Torres
>this country
>tf
>tp
Grayson Wilson
Well, that’s part of it but you have to remember that these cartels have American weapons because they can afford to pay for weapons in the United States and smuggle them back in. In the USA it seems anyone can get anything, which is cool I guess. But the average Mexican can’t dream of buying an AR-15 or M16. Then there’s the issues of people like Los Zetas. They actually have military training and if I remember correctly some have even done joint trainings with USA soldiers because a large part of them were in the Mexican military. So it’s not just Paco the Farmer with a gun you have to fight, it’s an actual soldier.
Alexander Diaz
WE CANT EVEN HAVE GUNS
AND IF WE GET GUNS, GUESS WHERE THEY COME FROM, BASICALLY WE WOULD BE GIVING THEM MORE MONEY
THE AVERAGE POLICE OFFICER AND CITIZEN AND, MAYBE ITS SURPRISING TO YOUU BUT MOST PEOPLE DONT WANT TO BE TAKEN TO THE WOOD WITH THEIR FAMILY, BEING STRIPPED NAKED, SKINNED ALIVE WHILE WATCHING HOW YOUR MOTHER IS RAPED AND BEHEADED AT THE SAME TIME
Christopher Parker
This man. You guys have no idea how sadistic these fuckers can actually get. It’s not just shot and killed on the street.
Adrian Bennett
I literally just said I live in the USA right here:
Grayson Bennett
They are convenient to everyone except your common (powerless) citizen, from ilegal miners to politicians, oligarchs, etc
Its over bros,the bad guys won
Tyler Russell
>getting rid of the cia funded gang
good luck
Elijah Mitchell
>cartel didn't exist before the 80's
???
drug cartels have existed here pretty much since the 1920s
Kayden Jones
>I want us to succeed
>us
Have you looked at your flag faggot
Aaron Gray
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Caleb Cooper
they helping exterminate gringos, when their job is done then we will get rid of them, not before
Eli Miller
They did, they just got may more violent in the 2000's because when every area was already under control of a cartel the only way for new cartels to break into the market was just by being so terrifyingly violent that the established cartels would give up out of sheer terror, los Zetas pioneered it by getting a bunch of ex-speical forces guys to do brutal shit
Christian Wood
this
black lagoon omake
Josiah Hall
They are forced as teens to join as obligation, is called levantones
Parker Long
Cartels have existed since Trading companies existed. Opium wars was literally druglords forcing chinamen to take their drugs.
Benjamin Sullivan
Mexico is so shithole in many aspects, despistes others, than Brazil looks like First World, despite ALL their:
>muh economy
David Roberts
>that
Fix.
William Price
They are too busy looking for the parrot.