We Must Begin Bombing Mexico!

[L. Coyote]

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Why isn't Gonzales in jail by now?

[HysteryDiagnosis]

1. Find some pesticide and it's a go.... n/t

[AlbertCat]

3. la cucaracha...la cucaracha...

[AlbertCat]

2. Hell yeah! His advice was SO GOOD before! Let's do just as he says!

Why is anyone even talking to this loser? (Well, look at the loser's show he's on)

[curiousdemo]

16. He's broke and can't find a job......

Why hasn't Fox noise hired him as a consultant? That tell me all I need to know about this loser.

[bucky2win]

4. Anyone else notice...

...Geraldo call the Sec. of State the First Lady at 0:53. Think that was just a slip or on the teleprompter?

[ccharles000]

6. welcome to DU

[PatSeg]

7. Good catch

I missed that the first time.

[PatSeg]

5. Decriminalize drugs in the U.S.

The "War on Drugs" is a total failure.

FOX News is the only gig Gonzales can get these days. What a pathetic little man.

[alfredo]

11. Allow people to grow their own. That will take the money out of pot, and

restrict the markets for the drug cartels. Those cartels would then go to war over what remaining products are profitable. That war will weaken the drug gangs, and possibly cut the number of organizations we have to find and destroy. Pot wasn't controlled by the gangs until Nixon did his operation intercept. That doubled the price of pot and made it profitable enough for the mob to get involved.

I remember soon after Nixon's Operation Intercept, small private dealers were being assassinated, or beaten horribly by the mob in my town.

[PatSeg]

14. Prohibition didn't work in the twenties

It only created criminals and home breweries. Why did people think pot would be any different? Meanwhile, our prisons are overcrowded with nonviolent inmates and law enforcement is diverted from real crimes.

Thank you Mr. Nixon. Your legacy lives on.

[alfredo]

18. The privatized prisons need the bodies.

[PatSeg]

19. Exactly

Gee, who would have thought privatizing prisons might be a bad idea?

[alfredo]

20. especially juvenile detention centers.

[FreakinDJ]

8. Gonzalez is a fucking moron

and she is right - Mexicon needs to deal with it's corruption problem.

What we are seeing now is the corruption coming back to bite them in the ass

[Blue State Bandit]

9. Gonzo finally finds job!

As FOX News spokes-model.

He must have passed the piss test,

cause I'm pissing myself right now.

[libodem]

12. Disgusting ain't it

Gives me the willies...(shiver)...and Geraldo kept calling him *General* like he is a military hero. Way to assign false credibility. The man should be on trial for war crimes. Jumpin' Sweet Jesus.

[Iwillnevergiveup]

10. The guns

from the U.S. across the border are a major contributing factor to the violence in Mexico.

The November 10, 2008 issue of The New Yorker entitled "Letter from Mexico: Days of the Dead" by Alma Guillermoprieto was utterly chilling in tracing the growth of the new narcocultura, particularly in the state of Sinaloa.

[vanbean]

21. Yikes, I used to live in Sinaloa. Los Mochis. I need to read this article.

[iamthebandfanman]

13. drug prices arent increasing because

our government is doing such a good job...

they are increasing because its become more violent... and there for more risky...


man, these people are all full of shit...

first it was pot that a guy got killed for by not going to the drop off, then that same case got changed to cocain...
you got a lady yellin we need to drop bombs on mexico...
and some jackass law enforcement who thinks they are doing a great job keeping drugs outa the united states...

what a bunch of jackasses

[winyanstaz]

15. A few suggestions that could bring a simple solution

would be to start by arresting Gonzales and all the rest that made this economic and immigrant mess in the first place.
We can then follow up by arresting and fining the **** out of anyone caught giving a job to or housing an illegal immigrant.
If there are no jobs and no housing, the wave of illegal immigrants will stop.
You can follow up on that area by then giving the illegal a chance to become legal by returning to Mexico and applying like everyone else has to. The cost of this could be minimal because we should give the bill to Mexico for the costs of controlling and transporting, feeding, etc their citizens that have entered our country illegally.
To end any reason for drug gangs in the first place, we simply make certain drugs legal..same as countries in Europe have. We place our emphases on education and rehab instead of jails in the same ways Europe has. If Marijuana and coke are legal, there will be no drug gangs, no border wars and no incentive to come into America.
Legalizing these drugs would also open factories and create jobs as in the case of hemp and create jobs in the treatment of the problems that give rise to the use of drugs in the first place.
Jobs in turn raise revenues for the government such as taxes and create even more jobs in order to serve the needs of those that have some money and want to spend it...its all a win/win if you look at the big picture.

[uberllama42]

17. LOL- "General Gonzalez" n/t

22. I didn't hear him say that

Kimberly Guilfoyle said it. But did not hear Gonzalez say it.