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Cartel violence is here: Teen tortured, beheaded IN OKLAHOMA press silent!
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occupied
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Terrible, so what do you suggest we do other than put scum like this in jail? Impeach Obama?
WatertheTree
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Terrible, so what do you suggest we do other than put scum like this in jail? Impeach Obama?
End the war on drugs. End the cartels. End the violence.
As always. Government is the problem.
No more compromise.
Looks like Oklahoma should do what AZ. did.
Brewer signs bill authorizing volunteer state militia Arizona Capitol Times
We got fed up with the feds.
Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill creating a state militia that she could deploy at any time, and for any reason.
Brewer signs bill authorizing volunteer state militia Arizona Capitol Times
We got fed up with the feds.
Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill creating a state militia that she could deploy at any time, and for any reason.
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Terrible, so what do you suggest we do other than put scum like this in jail? Impeach Obama?
End the war on drugs. End the cartels. End the violence.
As always. Government is the problem.
No more compromise.
How the hell is us ending the wod in America going to end the cartels in Mexico? Are we going to legalize drugs in Mexico too?
Funny that when thugs strike fear your first instinct is to cave to their way of life.
WatertheTree
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Terrible, so what do you suggest we do other than put scum like this in jail? Impeach Obama?
End the war on drugs. End the cartels. End the violence.
As always. Government is the problem.
No more compromise.
How the hell is us ending the wod in America going to end the cartels in Mexico? Are we going to legalize drugs in Mexico too?
Funny that when thugs strike fear your first instinct is to cave to their way of life.
Really? You really cant figure that one out on your own? Do you have people explain the weather report to you to?
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End the war on drugs. End the cartels. End the violence.
As always. Government is the problem.
No more compromise.
How the hell is us ending the wod in America going to end the cartels in Mexico? Are we going to legalize drugs in Mexico too?
Funny that when thugs strike fear your first instinct is to cave to their way of life.
Really? You really cant figure that one out on your own? Do you have people explain the weather report to you to?
apparently you missed my second point. Not surprising for someone who thinks like a liberal.
Related article to thread starting post...
Virginia has become stronghold for MS-13
March 2, 2011 - MS-13 (or Mara Salvatrucha) was formed by Salvadoran, mostly illegal immigrants in the 1980s, during El Salvadors civil war. While the gang was originally made up exclusively of Salvadorans, they now accept all Central Americans as well as Mexicans. MS stands for Mara (slang for mob), Salva (El Salvador), Trucha (slang for on-guard).
Virginia has become stronghold for MS-13
March 2, 2011 - MS-13 (or Mara Salvatrucha) was formed by Salvadoran, mostly illegal immigrants in the 1980s, during El Salvadors civil war. While the gang was originally made up exclusively of Salvadorans, they now accept all Central Americans as well as Mexicans. MS stands for Mara (slang for mob), Salva (El Salvador), Trucha (slang for on-guard).
MS-13 began in Los Angeles and as members moved deeper into the country, more loosely structured gangs or cliques were formed. However, these cliques continued to communicate with one another, and the network was formed. Over the years, MS-13 has become better structured, and the FBI believes that the gangs L.A. members have a higher status among the group. The gang typically targets high school and even middle school students for recruitment. Initiation into the gang usually consists of the recruit committing a brutal attack on either a rival gang member or even upon an unsuspecting civilian. On November 26, 2008, Jonathan Retana was convicted of the murder of Miguel Angel Deras, which was part of an MS-13 initiation.
MS-13 has aligned itself with the Mexican Mafia, which has a large presence not only on U.S. streets, but is widely viewed as the most powerful prison gang. The smaller MS-13 pays the Mexican Mafia for protection, while their members are incarcerated. According to the FBI, there are at least 70,000 MS-13 gang members operating between Central America and the United States. The FBI also reports that the gang currently operates in 42 states as well as the District of Columbia. The highest concentrations are in California, the District of Columbia, New York, and Virginia. MS-13 set up shop in Northern Virginia during the 1990s, lured by the region's fast-growing Salvadoran population, later expanding into the Maryland suburbs of Langley Park and Gaithersburg.
The following violent acts were committed by MS-13 gang members in Virginia and the D.C. Metro area: In February 2011, Alexander Rivas, 18, was arrested by Alexandria police, following an investigation that began in November, when the father of a 14-year-old runaway told police his daughter was living with Rivas. Court documents state that the girl was found in the gang members apartment and she was being used as a prostitute. According to prosecutors, Rivas ran a prostitution ring, operating in Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia, using underage runaways. The affidavit states that the business catered to construction workers and illegal immigrants. On a typical Friday or Saturday night, the operation would see about 100 customers paying for sex. Rivas typically charged $50 for sexual intercourse with the girls.
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LibertyForAll
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Where would cartels and gangs get money if we eliminated the black market for drugs? What would their incentive be to continue these turf wars?
Terrible, so what do you suggest we do other than put scum like this in jail? Impeach Obama?
Nope, shoot them on sight. If they survive they get a trial. I am fed up with these scum.
Treat them like they treat others. Also decriminalizing drugs would go a long way towards eliminating their motivation.
That poor, poor girl. I can't imagine the terror she felt.
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Terrible, so what do you suggest we do other than put scum like this in jail? Impeach Obama?
End the war on drugs. End the cartels. End the violence.
As always. Government is the problem.
No more compromise.
How the hell is us ending the wod in America going to end the cartels in Mexico? Are we going to legalize drugs in Mexico too?
Funny that when thugs strike fear your first instinct is to cave to their way of life.
The cartels aren't making their money selling drugs in Mexico, they're making their money selling it here.
Stop letting these people in the country. Why are we allowing people into our country with MS tattoos? Some of them have been deported and come back.
Other countries don't just take anyone. It's time to step up security on the borders.
This is really sad, poor girl.
Other countries don't just take anyone. It's time to step up security on the borders.
This is really sad, poor girl.
Photonic
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Looks like Oklahoma should do what AZ. did.
Brewer signs bill authorizing volunteer state militia Arizona Capitol Times
We got fed up with the feds.
Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill creating a state militia that she could deploy at any time, and for any reason.
That's kind of exactly what the National Guard is FOR.
Mr. H.
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Where would cartels and gangs get money if we eliminated the black market for drugs? What would their incentive be to continue these turf wars?
Heaven forbid we should expect people to stop using drugs. That is the surest way to stop cartels, gangs, violence. But it will never happen. We're a nation of dopers and always will be.
Douger
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Not exactly. Your masters like you to thin....well NO THINKING...they like to tell you that.Looks like Oklahoma should do what AZ. did.
Brewer signs bill authorizing volunteer state militia Arizona Capitol Times
We got fed up with the feds.
Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill creating a state militia that she could deploy at any time, and for any reason.
That's kind of exactly what the National Guard is FOR.
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Cartel violence is here: Teen tortured, beheaded IN OKLAHOMA…press silent!
If the press was "silent" how do you hear about it?
Where would cartels and gangs get money if we eliminated the black market for drugs? What would their incentive be to continue these turf wars?
First we would have no legalize all drugs. And, pass laws that would protect designer drugs that cartel chemists would come up with in the future. No matter how deadly they were. The government wouldn't eliminate the cartels. It would become the newest cartel on the street. There would be an inevitable war over prices and market share. The same way the family cartels are warring against those upstart Zetas. The cartels are not all stupid uneducated mexican campesinios. They have already been diversifying. Kidnapping is almost as popular as drugs. The turf wars also include kidnapping turf. We must include kidnappings that are not kidnappings for ransom. A lot of kidnapping is for slavery. Sex slavery mostly. Humans smuggling makes almost as much money as drugs. We aren't yet quite ready to legalize human trafficking but we might get there.
The cartel violence is not the same as and has little to do with the hispanic gangs like MS-13. They have dfferent interests.
Looks like Oklahoma should do what AZ. did.
Brewer signs bill authorizing volunteer state militia Arizona Capitol Times
We got fed up with the feds.
Gov. Jan Brewer has signed a bill creating a state militia that she could deploy at any time, and for any reason.
That's kind of exactly what the National Guard is FOR.
Not anymore, the Feds control the National Guard now. Not the Governors.
Governors lose in power struggle over National Guard
The Feds won't allow Gov. Brewer to call up our National Guard to protect us on our boarders.
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