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I dont doubt you look like one. So you better watch outIt would be great if Trump adopted Duerte's method of dealing with druggies.
Rural america would be depopulated.It would be great if Trump adopted Duerte's method of dealing with druggies.
Hey don't be so negative, Duterte's methods are harsh, but the drug problem has plummeted.Trump will meet with Philippine strongman Rodrigo Duterte during Asia trip
make Asia great again? shouldn't Trump be at home working?
It's called culling the herd.he murdered drug lords and dealers, but when elected he declared open season on them and the everyday user.
considering how bad it was there, I can understand, but free reign to kill a petty user......
Shush. Trump needs both of you.I dont doubt you look like one. So you better watch outIt would be great if Trump adopted Duerte's method of dealing with druggies.
Duterte’s signature campaign has killed thousands and caused international alarm amid widespread allegations by activists that police are executing suspected drug users and dealers. Police reject that and say every one of the more than 3,900 victims in their anti-narcotics operations were killed because they were armed and had violently resisted arrest.
Eighty-eight percent of 1,200 people surveyed by pollster Pulse Asia last month said they support the anti-drugs campaign, with 9 percent undecided and 2 percent against it, but 73 percent believed extrajudicial killings were taking place, up from 67 percent in June. A fifth felt there were no such killings, as the authorities maintain, down from 29 percent in June.
The issue of extrajudicial killings is contentious in the Philippines, where definitions of what it means vary from those typically used by international organizations and human rights groups. Pulse Asia in its survey defined the term as “killings done by people in authority, such as the police or soldiers, that do no follow the rule of law.”
Political analysts Ramon Casiple said the survey showed support for the crackdown from those who felt crime was being tackled, but reservations among those most affected. “Communities with reported deaths, generally urban poor communities, are getting increasingly concerned of the killings,” Casiple added.
Nearly nine out of 10 back Duterte’s drugs war: poll - Taipei Times
I would be one of his best enforcers.I dont doubt you look like one. So you better watch outIt would be great if Trump adopted Duerte's method of dealing with druggies.
I'll be rooting for a N.Korean sniper.Trump to visit South Korea's border with North Korea!
Trump On Possible DMZ Visit: ‘You’ll Be Surprised’
Your people firstRural america would be depopulated.It would be great if Trump adopted Duerte's method of dealing with druggies.
He can't help it. He's bipolarHey don't be so negative, Duterte's methods are harsh, but the drug problem has plummeted.Trump will meet with Philippine strongman Rodrigo Duterte during Asia trip
make Asia great again? shouldn't Trump be at home working?
