Drug cartel boss El Chapo puts $100 million bounty on Donald Trump's head

[Woolfsmck 2,763]

Ok Demi, how is my post glamorizing him? I'm just being realistic about his power. He is the world's most-wanted criminal. Yes, he is not a hero or a civilized human being but that's exactly why it's quite illogical to think that he give a fck about US immigration policies or Donald Trump when his whole business has been working in US, Europe, Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia and other countries without any problems even though it's illegal in all those countries. 

fair enough, but his lack of "problems" has more to do with murder and bribery.  He "allies" are equal to blame for the damage he does IMO... He hurts Mexico and all Mexicans.

[DrewStevens 5,249]

fair enough, but his lack of "problems" has more to do with murder and bribery.  He "allies" are equal to blame for the damage he does IMO... He hurts Mexico and all Mexicans.

The cartel is based in Mexico but he obviously has allies and workers from different nationalities. He doesn't have many problems to traffic d--gs because there's corruption everywhere not only in Mexico or South America where the d--g is produced. All the violence is a consequence of that d--g traffic. If North Americans and Europeans were not such great clients for d--gs he wouldn't be as powerful as he is. All the countries involved put him where he is.

[GloZell Green 11,723]

fair enough, but his lack of "problems" has more to do with murder and bribery.  He "allies" are equal to blame for the damage he does IMO... He hurts Mexico and all Mexicans.

Really wouldn't be a problem if the demand for weed and meth was so high in the US. Speaking from experience, I know we have d--g addicts starting from their 13 years of age. It's not always a one sided argument, which is what Trump does. He's never going to admit that his wonderful and flawless Americans are the ones who buy from and basically contribute to the high d--g rates. It's really a cause and effect relationship if you think about it.

[Emvee 8,831]

Maybe this will actually give the U.S. an incentive to help Mexico with its very real d--g cartel problem instead of just ordering them to pay for a wall that will do nothing in the end. 

 

[Woolfsmck 2,763]

Maybe this will actually give the U.S. an incentive to help Mexico with it's very real d--g cartel problem instead of just ordering them to pay for a wall that will do nothing in the end. 

 

I know right...

[Woolfsmck 2,763]

Really wouldn't be a problem if the demand for weed and meth was so high in the US. Speaking from experience, I know we have d--g addicts starting from their 13 years of age. It's not always a one sided argument, which is what Trump does. He's never going to admit that his wonderful and flawless Americans are the ones who buy from and basically contribute to the high d--g rates. It's really a cause and effect relationship if you think about it.

Legalize recreational d--g use at a national level.  Takes the criminal "income"out of the equation, adding revenue to the government agencies who can help addicts.  The system rewards crime right now.

[theMonster5 74]

he's already lost there votes hun. 

Some legal Hispanics do support Donald Trump. Maybe they don't want their cities overrun by illegals since the illegals don't use birth control and have a lot of kids which eat a lot of tax money through public schools and health services, and they don't want illegals bringing in more gang problems to their cities.

Here are some quotes from some legal Hispanics at Trump Facebook.