Do the Americans that say that Mexico is a failed state run by the cartels seriously not realise that cartels operate freely within almost every corner of their country aswell? They seem to believe that Mexico would somehow be fixed if Americans were in charge when in reality it would be the same, just with a mandatory media blackout on cartel atrocities.
Build Wall
>>74381669
if only there were some kind of structure that could prevent this... perhaps a long rectangular structure... we could call it a wall
>>74381950
A patrol of drones with FLIR cameras and armed personnel would be far more effective. Probably make more jobs too.
>>74381669
ur retarded. do you see the structure the trail is making? a tree. wherever u cut the tree, everything above it will die.
>>74381669
> the cartels seriously not realise that cartels operate freely within almost every corner of their country aswell?
There is no denying the influence of drug money in the U.S., it’s an inevitable result of a black market but simply having a branch or associated element of a Mexican gang in an American city doesn’t put us anywhere on the same level as Mexico.
The easiest way to curtail these problems would be to legalize / decriminalize all drugs with the FDA licensing companies to produce and market the drugs, same as we do for tobacco and alcohol.
Solution is to legalize all drugs and tax them for schools and roads. Extend US security envelope through Mexico and Canada. Purge the worst elements of the cartels while bring freedom and burgers for all.
> Our new currency will be the Amero.
>>74382439
>>74383045
>>74381950
The thing is, the US government literally gives legal immunity to druglords in exchange of staying low key
http://www.businessinsider.com/the-us-government-and-the-sinaloa-cartel-2014-1
They're either bought or scared shitless of the cartels and as such nothing that interferes with their operations will happen in America, ever.
>>74383202
Shit name for a currency.
>>74381669
So exactly the same then? Mexicunts trying to rationalize the fact that their worthless country is run by cartels is quite pathetic.
>>74383725
Or we keep dollar, build the Trump Wall and legalize drugs just inside but this would violate NAFTA.
>>74381950
Can't wait to deal with the explosion in crime when the supply of drugs coming into the country dries up.
Building a wall is an over reach on the war on drugs. Sure it'll stop the inflow of immigrants, but when that Gram of cocaine triples in price, you're going to see a lot of dead Americans.
>>74383358
This is due to obsolete drug prohibition laws in the U.S. where as long as drugs are illegal, it’s easier to pay off one drug lord to keep the other drug lords somewhat under control.
Legalization / decriminalization of all drugs would pull the rug out from under all the drug lords, as mega corporations would step in to take over and just as happened with booze back in the day, nobody would bother going to some shady character to get drugs when they can just go buy them at the convenience store along with beer, booze and smokes?
>>74384015
>Implying there's anything wrong with letting the trash take itself out
Sometimes you have to cut deeper into a wound to clean the infection.
>>74381669
>Americans being oblivious to the reality around them
What's new here honestly? They literally want to build a wall to fix everything that is wrong with their country.
>>74384526
>I won't be affected by this at all
Once the price of Drugs go up, addicts will be forced to gather more money to feed their habit. Instead of sticking up a convenience store for a couple hundred dollars, they'll resort to more muggings and burglaries, of which I'm sure you'll be immune from.
Now, once we get the crime wave, we'll have to look at solutions:
1. Liberal cuck way: Decriminalize or legalize some drugs, offer treatment instead of prison, use funds from legalization to help out the community.
2. True American way: Increase police force, build more prisons,D.A.R.E in schools.etc.
Of course if a wall gets erected that would mean option 2 is going to be used.
But regardless, it will be a good thing. This is going to force Us Americans to finally take a look at our drug problem and find a final solution instead of keeping the status quo, and forcing the next generation to deal with it.
>>74381669
Cartels are armed by the US in exchange of smuggling only drugs and Latinos
>>74384015
>you're going to see a lot of dead Americans.
Oh no, all the junkies and dealers will kill each other, How terrible.
>>74385297
>Now, once we get the crime wave, we'll have to look at solutions
1. Widen availability of firearms through reduced gun laws.
2. Shoot the criminals when they try anything
There, that was easy. Was a lot cheaper to implement too.
>>74385734
>Junkies and gang members have never killed innocent people.
Have you ever left your gated community Timothy?
>>74385863
He likely don't even work.
>>74385297
>Retard thinks what we have been doing for decades will somehow fix things.
>>74386573
He makes sense tbf.
>>74385848
That's good if you don't mind your murder rate becoming higher than Venezuela's.
