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Manzo Rodríguez, who some nicknamed “the Mexican Bukele” in reference to the tough security policies of El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, took office as mayor of Uruapan after winning that year’s midterm elections with an independent movement.
It's hard not to have mixed feelings about this particular political assassination. There are hundreds more that seem way more tragic than this one.
Charlie Kirk was shot in Utah. Should we invade Utah?
On a serious note the vast majority of guns in Mexico are manufactured in and trafficked from the United States our own research backs this up. Mexico has repeatedly asked the United States to monitor this and been ignored. Mexico even filed a lawsuit but our corrupt Supreme Court full of facist activist judges dismissed the case. We really haven’t taken any personal responsibility as a country to help our neighbor with this issue so I’m quite sure the motive is much more sinister than the Trump administration is letting on. We already know how they feel about the Latino community and indigenous people. We know they are kidnapping and sending every migrant to a concentration camp, disappearing them or deporting them to a foreign concentration camp. This Mexico invasion has some real Poland invasion from the Nazis vibes because there’s no chance this doesn’t escalate and when it does that’s their false flag.
To be clear on the facts Mexico has stated that they do not want military intervention from the United States. We as a country have refused to crack down on American guns being trafficked to cartels in Mexico. Most of the guns in Mexico were trafficked from the United States….I guess the wall didn’t help. Seems like America has our own ultra right cartel problem. Historically when the United States invades millions of innocent civilians die. This action will definitely put us in violation of international law.
https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/firearms-trace-data-mexico-2018-2023
It was the right day for it! ... I'm going to hell aren't I?
And everyone on lemmy thinks the US shouldn't intervene to stop the cartels.
Lol.
First we should stop allowing gun dealers to traffic guns into México. Mexico literally tried to sue the United States for not doing any oversight on guns being trafficked into Mexico from the United States. Unfortunately, our corrupt ultra right Supreme Court blocked this. It’s almost like the United States created the cartel problem that they are trying to now “fix” mmmmm wonder why because it’s not to help the people or spread freedom. It’s always something sinister.
What do we do about the guns already there?
Are you seriously trying to argue that if it wasn't for the US supplying them, then the cartels wouldn't have firearms? Please answer yes or no so anyone with a brain knows how seriously you should be taken.
United States ATF research backs up the fact that most of the guns in Mexico are manufactured in and trafficked in from the United States https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/firearms-trace-data-mexico-2018-2023
I believe their argument is that the cartels are harming america and so attacking them is inline with "america first"
Well, you'd be wrong about that.
The cartels are harming Mexico, and we should be helping to protect innocent Mexicans because that's the decent thing to do.
You guys are clearly too far gone and are just trying to fit in with each other. It's pretty disgusting and sad, but I'm glad I've learned not to take you people seriously on anything.
USA is explicitly NOT targeting cartels, but civilians, so no they shouldn't
With the same success they used to stop the taliban?
If you think they are the same, then I can't help you.
Good job fitting in with everyone else. Mission accomplished.
People! Don't feed the 1 day old troll account, just tag it as a troll and move on.
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