U.S. citizens have been murdered in carjackings and highway robberies, most frequently at night and on isolated roads. Carjackers use a variety of techniques, including roadblocks, bumping/moving vehicles to force them to stop, and running vehicles off the road at high speeds. There are indications that criminals target newer and larger vehicles, but drivers of old sedans and buses coming from the United States are also targeted. U.S. government personnel are not permitted to drive from the U.S.-Mexico border to or from the interior parts of Mexico. U.S. government personnel are prohibited from intercity travel after dark in many areas of Mexico. U.S. citizens should use toll roads (cuotas) whenever possible. In remote areas, cell phone coverage is limited or non-existent.
The Mexican government has deployed federal police and military personnel throughout the country as part of its efforts to combat organized criminal groups. U.S. citizens traveling on Mexican roads and highways by car or bus may encounter government checkpoints, staffed by military or law enforcement personnel. In some places, criminal organizations have erected their own unauthorized checkpoints, at times wearing police and military uniforms, and have killed or abducted motorists who have failed to stop at them. You should cooperate at all checkpoints.
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i'd wager in the past 20
i'd wager in the past 20 years the usa has been responsible for more deaths worldwide than any other country.
that's a guess, of course. i'd be interested in seeing actual statistics.
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And people wonder why we
And people wonder why we have the highest prison population
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> i'd be interested in seeing
> i'd be interested in seeing actual statistics.
shouldn't take that long
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without context those are
without context those are just numbers.
in my post i said "has been responsible for more deaths worldwide", not just domestic.
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That’s where we fall on the
That’s where we fall on the list of most dangerous countries. You can do your own research.
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https://mexiconewsdaily.com
https://mexiconewsdaily.com/news/another-bloody-week-in-baja-california-...
http://beta.latimes.com/world/la-fg-mexico-los-cabos-20171222-story.html
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From the first link in T's
From the first link in T's post:
>>>>>along with 94,000 hits of marijuana, 37,809 of crystal methamphetamine and 822 packages of cocaine, the equivalent of more than 20 million hits.
They calibrate in hits now?
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^^^Heisenburg rule
^^^Heisenburg rule
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i can only consume 2000-3000
i can only consume 2000-3000 hits annually.
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U.S. citizens have been
U.S. citizens have been murdered in carjackings and highway robberies, most frequently at night and on isolated roads. Carjackers use a variety of techniques, including roadblocks, bumping/moving vehicles to force them to stop, and running vehicles off the road at high speeds. There are indications that criminals target newer and larger vehicles, but drivers of old sedans and buses coming from the United States are also targeted. U.S. government personnel are not permitted to drive from the U.S.-Mexico border to or from the interior parts of Mexico. U.S. government personnel are prohibited from intercity travel after dark in many areas of Mexico. U.S. citizens should use toll roads (cuotas) whenever possible. In remote areas, cell phone coverage is limited or non-existent.
The Mexican government has deployed federal police and military personnel throughout the country as part of its efforts to combat organized criminal groups. U.S. citizens traveling on Mexican roads and highways by car or bus may encounter government checkpoints, staffed by military or law enforcement personnel. In some places, criminal organizations have erected their own unauthorized checkpoints, at times wearing police and military uniforms, and have killed or abducted motorists who have failed to stop at them. You should cooperate at all checkpoints.
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so stop buying dope and
so stop buying dope and selling your guns to la "m".
per capita derp
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oh and we probably are the
oh and we probably are the biggest killers in the world, through various means.
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i can only consume 2000-3000
i can only consume 2000-3000 hits annually.
I'm prob. around 10K hpy.
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They calibrate in hits now?
They calibrate in hits now?
It's all about the micro-dosing.
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brian d once took acid and
brian d once took acid and took all of his clothes off in public.
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>so stop buying dope and
>so stop buying dope and selling your guns to la "m".
per capita derp<
huh?
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>brian d once took acid and
>brian d once took acid and took all of his clothes off in public.
shocking
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Who hasn’t?
Who hasn’t?
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