Indisputable Proof The Drug War Is An Absolute Failure!
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13:14Now PlayingIn a recent article about the arrest of two top members of Mexican drug cartels, the New York Times slipped in a rather startling admission. Specifically, the article noted, these high-profile arrests will do little to nothing to stem the flow of drugs from Mexico into the United States, but will likely foment more violence as power struggles ensue to determine who will take the arrested leaders’ places.
Jimmy points out what a collosal failure the drug war has been — or at least it would be if the objective were really to reduce drugs and crime, that is.
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