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B.S. Any wealthy country who borders Mexico would have a similar issue.
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@TheBurningWarrior Russia isn't Mexico. The number of people that trucks that travel between the US and Mexico compared to the number of people and trucks that travel between Finland and Russia is like comparing swimming pools to inland seas. It is simply too easy for drug cartels to bring drugs over the US border while bringing drugs through Scandinavian ports in very complex and expensive.
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@mikloscsuvar6097 UK, Germany, and Scandinavia. Strange how your list of "happy" countries are the most difficult Western countries to ship drugs from Latin America production centers. 🤔
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@diegoaviles6663 If Europeans don't want drugs, then why is the price in Europe of cocaine significantly higher than in the US? If demand was low in Europe, then the price would be low. However, if the demand was high, but it is difficult to supply the market, then this will drive up the price more than a place with a porous border like America. Of course, this type of logical thinking might be over the head of a person like you, who sees the world through bigoted stereotypes instead of facts and common sense.
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@thecrab3128 Good grammar is also over your head. Obviously, the risk of getting caught by sneaking drugs by plane and boat to Europe is more risky (and expensive) than moving it across the 3,145 kilometers US-Mexico border. This means European don't have to worry as much about cheap drugs flooding their markets.
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Countries that execute drug users still have drug users.
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Mexico's AMLO blames the crisis on Americans not hugging their children instead of the cartels that pays his bribes. Mexico's president belongs in a jail cell.
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Compared to number felonies the former president committed, George Floyd is a Saint.
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