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**Zwnkkvle** · 06-04-2010, 08:31 PM

I don't really care where they get the guns anymore. The real problem is the overarching failure of the "war on drugs".

These cartels are now almost as powerful as the government. It's time for Mexico, and the US-to at least consider a legalization program.

The problem is that mexico is a failed country infested with a deficent culture. So long as it's okay to cheat, steal, murder, and bribe, the country will fail to provide any structure, law, order, and basic services for its citizens.

How do you suggest conducting a legalization program?

06-04-2010, 08:31 PM	#10
Zwnkkvle Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 516 Senior Member	I don't really care where they get the guns anymore. The real problem is the overarching failure of the "war on drugs". These cartels are now almost as powerful as the government. It's time for Mexico, and the US-to at least consider a legalization program. The problem is that mexico is a failed country infested with a deficent culture. So long as it's okay to cheat, steal, murder, and bribe, the country will fail to provide any structure, law, order, and basic services for its citizens. How do you suggest conducting a legalization program?
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