Why do the speed boats keep coming?

[justoffal]

By now it must be common news that taking a speed boat off the tip of South America is a deadly mission. Yet they continue to try. What could drive people to that point where they're going out on an adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

If these were just fishermen I think they would probably find another place to go fishing. No there has to be more to it for a group of people like this who are willing to stare death in the face and sometimes come out on the losing end.

 

[Rawley]

By now it must be common news that taking the speed boat off the tip of South America is a deadly mission. Yet they continue to try. What could drive people to that point where they're going out on adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

Greed

 

[jackflash]

By now it must be common news that taking the speed boat off the tip of South America is a deadly mission. Yet they continue to try. What could drive people to that point where they're going out on adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

If these were just fishermen I think they were probably find another place to go fishing. No there has to be more to it for a group of people like this who are willing to stay a death in the face and sometimes come out on the losing end.

1) Thick skulls?"

2) Natural born dummies?"

3) They have a death wish?"

 

[braalian]

Maybe the vast majority are
Still getting through undetected and they’re okay with those odds?

 

[Concerned American]

What could drive people to that point where they're going out on an adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

It suggests to me that there must be an astronomical profit margin to make it worth it. That and the possibility that more is getting through than are getting intercepted.

 

[knuckles]

By now it must be common news that taking a speed boat off the tip of South America is a deadly mission. Yet they continue to try. What could drive people to that point where they're going out on an adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

If these were just fishermen I think they would probably find another place to go fishing. No there has to be more to it for a group of people like this who are willing to stare death in the face and sometimes come out on the losing end.

Just think .... even in the USA there is no shortage of stupid people.
You don't have to look far to find them.

 

[justoffal]

It suggests to me that there must be an astronomical profit margin to make it worth it. That and the possibility that more is getting through than are getting intercepted.

Yeah.... The last sentence adds up...

 

[Blaster]

Maybe the vast majority are
Still getting through undetected and they’re okay with those odds?

I doubt that.

 

[justoffal]

Maybe the vast majority are
Still getting through undetected and they’re okay with those odds?

I'm leaning heavily in favor of that position

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

By now it must be common news that taking a speed boat off the tip of South America is a deadly mission. Yet they continue to try. What could drive people to that point where they're going out on an adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

If these were just fishermen I think they would probably find another place to go fishing. No there has to be more to it for a group of people like this who are willing to stare death in the face and sometimes come out on the losing end.

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If they were fishermen, they would have fishing equipment, which none of them have had, and they would have a lot fewer high-powered motors.

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[OhPleaseJustQuit]

1) Thick skulls?"

2) Natural born dummies?"

3) They have a death wish?"

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Maybe they are people who are actually owned by the cartels, who have threatened their families, or some such thing.

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[knuckles]

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Maybe they are people who are actually owned by the cartels, who have threatened their families, or some such thing.

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Bingo.....................Quite plausible.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

By now it must be common news that taking a speed boat off the tip of South America is a deadly mission. Yet they continue to try. What could drive people to that point where they're going out on an adventure that has a better than even chance of ending up in death? Extreme poverty perhaps?

If these were just fishermen I think they would probably find another place to go fishing. No there has to be more to it for a group of people like this who are willing to stare death in the face and sometimes come out on the losing end.

Get on this boat or we will kill you right now usually works.

 

[braalian]

I doubt that.

So, what’s your explanation then?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

I heard someone called the suicide prevention hotline and they asked if they knew how to drive and navigate a boat!

 

[Rogue AI]

So, what’s your explanation then?

The boats being destroyed fit a criteria with minimal loss or risk to the US. They are all in open water, all passengers are fully accounted for, and there is no risk of collateral damage. That the cartels are moving back to boats at all is a testament to Trump's land border security.

It is very likely a boat would get a pass if even one unknown person were on board. Nor will they strike in another country's territorial waters, or make strikes on land targets. This is all just the beginning if we are serious about decimating supply.

 

[BackAgain]

Why do the speed boats keep coming?​

Darwin is chuckling.

 

[justoffal]

1) Thick skulls?"

2) Natural born dummies?"

3) They have a death wish?"

Pretty much

 

[Concerned American]

Get on this boat or we will kill you right now usually works.

Only for a minute---threats to family members keeps a steady employee.

 

[el midgetron]

Because liberal culture is drug culture.