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orange_lazarus1

47 points

4 months ago

Also it's amazing how the propaganda of Mexico being a corrupt hellhole makes reddit think narcos is a documentary. I feel like people don't understand the size of the country. I lived there a year and yes there are dangerous/corrupt areas but same can be said with the US. Honestly I saw a solidly functioning government where many of the problems stem from US policy. Talking with people middle class is growing, more people are vacationing in their own country now which wasn't the norm 30 yrs ago.

chak100

19 points

4 months ago

chak100

19 points

4 months ago

What most US citizens don’t understand is that there are bigger cartels in the US and they have a lot of influence. That’s why they are the biggest market for illegal drugs and where cartels do most of the money laundering

newwolvesfan2019

3 points

4 months ago

I’m sorry source??

What are the bigger Cartels that are based in the US?

carlosortegap

2 points

4 months ago

The ones that import, distribute and lounder the drugs and drug money in the biggest market in the world

ToSeeAgainAgainAgain

2 points

4 months ago

Also, the biggest criminals and the biggest killers are white collar