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This isn't marijuana homie. You'll end up with generation after generation of addicts, is that really the answer?
Word Rilla, marijuana is one thing but legalizing coke is not an answer.
U.S. Says Threat of Mexican Drug Cartels Approaching 'Crisis Proportions'
This isn't marijuana homie. You'll end up with generation after generation of addicts, is that really the answer?
Word Rilla, marijuana is one thing but legalizing coke is not an answer.
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COOLnificent could have been dead and y'all not know
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i havent smoked reggie in soooooo long
im in fl...ive smoked that mexican dirt.. idk how they sell that %@%
im in fl...ive smoked that mexican dirt.. idk how they sell that %@%
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Yeah you need to be careful, because I hear the block is blazing hot in El Paso right now. If this makes it to Central Texas then wow...Originally Posted by COOLnificent
I live in El Paso, do you know how many times I almost ended up in Juarez
COOLnificent could have been dead and y'all not know
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Yes, legalizing cocaine is the best answer. Good job.
i wasnt hintin to coke, i was stickin to the MJ side of things
Coke i agree should stay illegal, but its just gonna stay a big problem and be a billion dollar industry
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Legalizing bud may help a lil but this problem is way deeper than that...
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Word Rilla, marijuana is one thing but legalizing coke is not an answer.
People DESERVE the right to decide their own fate. Period. It's only natural. Nowhere in the wild is there a committee set up to keep predatory animalsfrom eating spotted prey. So by extension, I believe people who are dumb enough to choose to become drug addicts inthis world FULL of information and education deserve the right to do so. then the rest of us could live on without them..
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I been trying to say how bad it's been for a minute... It's affecting my family and we aren't even involved in the drug trade.
I got family members getting death threats for God's sake...
I got family members getting death threats for God's sake...
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So do any of you think it is too dangerous to go to mexico right now? i was suposed to go with my chick on friday to visit some of her family,do you think itsthat bad that we should just not go?
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DO NOT GO THERE...
Cops are corrupt, people are getting held for ransom & heads are getting chopped off.
Atleast that's just my suggestion.
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Here's a ton of info regarding your question from the state department:
http://travel.state.gov/t...s_pa_tw/cis/cis_970.html
Do you know where exactly you are going? No place in Mexico is safe despite what everyone says. Stay in the tourist areas and do not go to any seedy parts oftown. I would advise against leaving the resort altogether. Kidnapping is the national sport and Americans bring in high ransoms. Its scary because you havegovernment officials on both sides of the fence.
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my chick told me that when her brothers went last year that the cops stopped them and wanted money or they were gona throw them in jail.i thought she was justplaying but i guess it really is bad out there. stuff like that is the reason i stay home and dont go anywhere. i forgot where she said we were gona go but iaint down with getting kidnapped this weekend.
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I'm sorry but I'm not cynical enough or pansy enough to be afraid of a whole country at once. I might be afraid of their military or their watersupply or something else specific but advice like, "No place in Mexico is safe despite what everyone says" just makes me laugh.I'm too me-issh to be afraid to be somewhere in my own skin off principle alone. YEah, i know there are tougher Mexicans than me. There'stougher Americans than me. That's still no reason to walk in fear.
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we just got an email from our university warning us not to go to mexico for spring break.
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Is it dangerous to go to Cabo at this point? I'm supposed to be going in 2 weeks, but does anyone have any info on Cabo San Lucas as a destination point atthis time? Help is appreciated
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You gotta look at it from my point of view G. Some bad #*## has been happening to my family down in SD. It's not some thing I just saw onTV... So I can't in good conscience suggest anyone go down there.
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QFT...
go to Mexico and your %*@ better have some fun.....and if you happen to have a U.S. soccer jersey I suggest you wear that.
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That's real #*$% then and I respect it.
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cabo is safe....do you know how far away cabo is from sinaloa, juarez, and nuevo leon?
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idk if many remember, i made the thread few days back about me going to cancun this spring break.. update:canceled trip.
for the dude who asked about cabo, imo i would stay out of all areas of mexico, to me its not worth the risk.
for the dude who asked about cabo, imo i would stay out of all areas of mexico, to me its not worth the risk.
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I can see everyone's argument on legalization of drugs, but I doubt that legalizing some drugs is going to stop the cartels. If there isn't an obsceneprofit in drugs, then they'll move to other illegal business models that present high profits. Human trafficking, prostitution, designer drugs,kidnapping,murder for hire, etc.
I don't think that the cartels are the antithesis of the war on drugs, but rather organizations that are opportunistic on high profit illegal trade.Drugsjust happen to be that trade right now.
I don't think that the cartels are the antithesis of the war on drugs, but rather organizations that are opportunistic on high profit illegal trade.Drugsjust happen to be that trade right now.
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QFT
If it's not one thing, it'll be another...
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Originally Posted by DearWinter219
Word Rilla, marijuana is one thing but legalizing coke is not an answer.
People DESERVE the right to decide their own fate. Period. It's only natural. Nowhere in the wild is there a committee set up to keep predatory animals from eating spotted prey. So by extension, I believe people who are dumb enough to choose to become drug addicts in this world FULL of information and education deserve the right to do so. then the rest of us could live on without them..
We would if we could. The problem is they live WITH us, making our neighborhoods and communities unsafe. Keeping cocaine illegal is not keeping"predatory animals from eating spotted prey". It's attempting to prevent the creation of more predatory animals. Crackhead = predatory animal. You and your car stereo = prey.
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Went to Tijuana this summer...
I am not going back anytime soon
I am not going back anytime soon
