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Invading Mexico wouldn’t shut down the cartels.
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Invading Mexico wouldn’t shut down the cartels.
HereWeGoAgain
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Nah...you're a mexican alright.
No reason to support the invasion of my Country if you're not.
HereWeGoAgain
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Only a mexican could be as stupid as you...Jose.
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- #104
Thanks for admitting you are precisely as stupid as you sound.
Lesh
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What you SAID...was that we should INVADE Mexico. That always turns out well right?
Were you "just saying shit"?
HereWeGoAgain
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STFU Jose....
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- #107
No one is as dumb as people who think invading Mexico is a good idea.
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- #108
Congrats, dipshit, if it were up to you we’d have another Afghanistan right next door.
HereWeGoAgain
Diamond Member
Nah....dealing with mexico would be easy.
They have virtually no military.
Hell,the cartels are better armed.......Jose.
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- #110
The US spent a year chasing one outlaw across northern Mexico about a century ago and accomplished exactly nothing. The idea that we could successfully occupy the entire country is moronic.
Who do you think has been shooting it out with the cartels for over a decade, moron?
HereWeGoAgain
Diamond Member
About a century ago Jose?
Do you actually believe the cartells can fight the US military?
You're dumber than I thought possible. Do you think the US military has been shooting it out with the cartells for over a decade?
If so you're delusional.
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- #112
The cartels have shown no hesitation to shoot it out with the Mexican military, dipshit. Many of them are former Mexican military, and a number were trained by the US themselves.
The Mexican military has been fighting the drug cartels, moron, and that’s been high intensity warfare for years.
Any invasion of Mexico would rapidly devolve into an Afghanistan like guerrilla war, with the guerrillas being able to wreck absolute havoc on the American civilian population at will due to the cartels already having large numbers of personnel in the United States and the ease with which they can get their hands on weapons.
HereWeGoAgain
Diamond Member
The mexican military is a joke....moron.
The US military would kick the living shit out of the cartels ...moron.
If the cartels fucked with Americans in the US they'd get their asses kicked in short order....moron.
The population of Texas has more guns than the US military ya moron.
Get back to sucking dicks ya .....moron.
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- #114
The Mexican military is anything but a joke, as shown by how they’ve been fighting it out with the cartels for years.
The US military would be stuck with another unwinnable guerrilla war, especially since there’s just about nobody who wants the US occupying Mexico.
The US government has been trying to do that for decades. It hasn’t worked.
Nobody gives a shit. The cartels routinely go after cops and soldiers, both of whom are much better armed than any civilians....even in Texas
Thanks for admitting, yet again, how colossally stupid you are.
HereWeGoAgain
Diamond Member
The Mexican military is anything but a joke, as shown by how they’ve been fighting it out with the cartels for years.
The US military would be stuck with another unwinnable guerrilla war, especially since there’s just about nobody who wants the US occupying Mexico.
The US government has been trying to do that for decades. It hasn’t worked.
Nobody gives a shit. The cartels routinely go after cops and soldiers, both of whom are much better armed than any civilians....even in Texas
Thanks for admitting, yet again, how colossally stupid you are.
You've got to be kidding Jose!!
The state of Texas has a better military than Mexico and that doesnt include Texas citizens.
So tell me Jose,if the mexican military is so tough why cant they beat the cartels?
Boy you've become laughable. If you'd like I can post up just how pathetic your military is.
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The Mexican military has been engaged in high intensity warfare against the cartels for over a decade. When Texas committed treason against the US the Union didn’t even have to occupy much of it before it rolled over and surrendered
Gee, because A) the cartels make vast amounts of money off the US, who played a major role in helping the cartels rise to power in the first place— Felix Gallardo was close with Reagan‘s favorite death squad, the Contras.
B) the cartels are extremely well armed
“Sicarios were equipped with a mix of small arms. These include a range of both AK (primarily 7.62 × 39 mm; at least one 5.56 × 45 mm example was observed) and AR-15 (5.56 × 45 mm) platform rifles, as well as FN Herstal Minimi / M249 SAW belt-fed machine guns (5.56 × 45 mm), and handguns including Beretta and Glock models. Many of the AK rifles had features consistent with Romanian origin. At least one M72-series shoulder-fired rocket launcher and two unidentified revolvers were also observed. Following the woundings and capture of police and military members, it is possible cartel forces have acquired additional firepower. Videos purported to show at least two captured weapons: an AR-type rifle and a short-barrelled FX-05 Xihucóatl.”
Body armour and load-bearing equipment were used by many cartel members, including examples marked ‘Marina’ (Marines) or ‘Policía Estatal’ (State Police). Even ballistic helmets were seen in use. Modern optics, including AimPoint types and the distinctive Vism ECO 4×34 model were seen. Other firearms accessories were also observed, including laser aiming modules; aftermarket furniture such as fore-ends, stocks, vertical grips; and white lights. Many sicarios were observed carrying small UHF radios. The cartel operated primarily from white-coloured vehicles, with some sources indicated that as many as 50 vehicles may have been stolen to facilitate the cartel response.
Despite this range of personal weaponry and equipment, the cartel’s firepower superiority inside the city was achieve due to light weapons, and especially the employment of technicals: civilian pick-up trucks used to carry heavy machine guns. At least four different technicals were used during the incident, with one being disabled by government forces. It’s noteworthy that the disabled technical is the one with a gunner cupola on it, which negates a clear advantage that these technicals exploit: being able to pass visually as civilian vehicles until they manoeuvre to firing positions, and later merge again into traffic. Several more technicals were observed moving toward the affected area during and following the most intense periods of fighting.”
Weapons used by Sinaloa Cartel sicarios in Culiacán, Mexico - Armament Research Services (ARES)
The ARES Team Editor's Note: Readers should be aware that an unusually large number of false posts have been associated with the incident in Culiacán. These include images and video from movies, TV shows, and various other incidents in Mexico and elsewhere around the world, presented as being...
armamentresearch.com
Yeah, an AR-15 isn’t going to do shit against people with that level of firepower
And C; the conflict with the cartels is as much tied to social and economic tensions as it is a simple military problem.
HereWeGoAgain
Diamond Member
The Mexican military has been engaged in high intensity warfare against the cartels for over a decade. When Texas committed treason against the US the Union didn’t even have to occupy much of it before it rolled over and surrendered
Gee, because A) the cartels make vast amounts of money off the US, who played a major role in helping the cartels rise to power in the first place— Felix Gallardo was close with Reagan‘s favorite death squad, the Contras.
B) the cartels are extremely well armed
“Sicarios were equipped with a mix of small arms. These include a range of both AK (primarily 7.62 × 39 mm; at least one 5.56 × 45 mm example was observed) and AR-15 (5.56 × 45 mm) platform rifles, as well as FN Herstal Minimi / M249 SAW belt-fed machine guns (5.56 × 45 mm), and handguns including Beretta and Glock models. Many of the AK rifles had features consistent with Romanian origin. At least one M72-series shoulder-fired rocket launcher and two unidentified revolvers were also observed. Following the woundings and capture of police and military members, it is possible cartel forces have acquired additional firepower. Videos purported to show at least two captured weapons: an AR-type rifle and a short-barrelled FX-05 Xihucóatl.”
Body armour and load-bearing equipment were used by many cartel members, including examples marked ‘Marina’ (Marines) or ‘Policía Estatal’ (State Police). Even ballistic helmets were seen in use. Modern optics, including AimPoint types and the distinctive Vism ECO 4×34 model were seen. Other firearms accessories were also observed, including laser aiming modules; aftermarket furniture such as fore-ends, stocks, vertical grips; and white lights. Many sicarios were observed carrying small UHF radios. The cartel operated primarily from white-coloured vehicles, with some sources indicated that as many as 50 vehicles may have been stolen to facilitate the cartel response.
Despite this range of personal weaponry and equipment, the cartel’s firepower superiority inside the city was achieve due to light weapons, and especially the employment of technicals: civilian pick-up trucks used to carry heavy machine guns. At least four different technicals were used during the incident, with one being disabled by government forces. It’s noteworthy that the disabled technical is the one with a gunner cupola on it, which negates a clear advantage that these technicals exploit: being able to pass visually as civilian vehicles until they manoeuvre to firing positions, and later merge again into traffic. Several more technicals were observed moving toward the affected area during and following the most intense periods of fighting.”
Weapons used by Sinaloa Cartel sicarios in Culiacán, Mexico - Armament Research Services (ARES)
The ARES Team Editor's Note: Readers should be aware that an unusually large number of false posts have been associated with the incident in Culiacán. These include images and video from movies, TV shows, and various other incidents in Mexico and elsewhere around the world, presented as being...armamentresearch.com
Yeah, an AR-15 isn’t going to do shit against people with that level of firepower
And C; the conflict with the cartels is as much tied to social and economic tensions as it is a simple military problem.
Okay Jose....
You've admitted the cartels are more powerful than the mexican military.
Do you really believe the cartels are more powerful than the US military?
BrokeLoser
Diamond Member
Fuck yeah they do…a home your dumbass will pay for Humberto.
Of course not…the slaves you recruit never would.
Other than having the most secure wetback border in 45 years?
Link us to him raping wetbacks. He would never stoop that low.
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