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The violence in Juarez isn't about drugs, it's about money.
MikePresents2 1 year ago
1914 (1,3% addicts) - DRUG WAR
1970 (1,3% addicts) - DRUG WAR ALMOST WON...!
2006 (1,3% addicts) YEAHTHAT'S IT...GETTING CLOSEJUUUST A LITTLE LONGER...!!!
Tressco 2 years ago 2
Yea tell me about it... 100 years and we making some serious progress, huh. This drug war makes so much sense.
hivelocity100 2 years ago
10 percent of guns in mexico are from the US
djCASHmachine 2 years ago
LEGALIZE ALL DRUGS.
PersianPaladin 2 years ago 2
here is how to stop this, make pot legal. if you do that you take the 75% of the money out of there hands and put it into the hand of the people of the us as well as put a lot of tax money that can be used to fight them. really its a win/win but they cant see that.
thetruthaboutstuff 2 years ago 3
My question is: where are they getting the guns to fight the police?!
I mean AK-47's?! I shit myshelf before jumping in a drug fight with thugs running with these....
AfricanMadman 2 years ago 2
FAILED US WAR ON DRUGS x2
invunchee 2 years ago 4
One of many metrics of a failed US War on Drugs -- costing billions and lives. The Federal government should back off and the states should legalize and regulate certain known drugs such as canabis sativa resulting in: decreased violent crime, freed up police resources for real abuse drugs (meth) and crime, increased tax revenue, while containing drug use and sales to designated areas (similar to the Netherlands model).
Insanity - doing the same, expecting different.
prayfortruejustice 2 years ago 5
New normal in US! Just kidding.
RemiG2006 2 years ago