Comments by "Nerdlin Geeksly" (@nerdlingeeksly5192) on "Cocaine, cartels, and crime in Ecuador | Unreported World" video.

@julianshepherd2038 true but a complicit govenor can really speed things up for gangs, if he didn't it would have taken longer for things to get this bad.
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@heatpete5106 but how will that help the people still on earth, the kids that grow up in these cities and are coerced into these lifestyles that continue to ravage these communities.
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This requires large US intervention and sadly to stabilize the region it's going to require that citizens be stripped of their gun rights until everything is stabilized and the criminals are caught to minimize the amount of people who have guns to fight back with. This is a scenario only martial law can fix.
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@samsonsoturian6013 yes I'm sure the local love having their families killed, poverty, few employment opportunities besides violent cartels, and a generally just terrible unstable living conditions. There's a reason immigrants are flooding to the US border, this war wouldn't just be in the interest of the locals but also in the US and Europe's interests to kill the drug trade and stop the mass influx of immigrants.
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@risingspirit2229 god could have stepped in at any time to break this up or prevent this; what many people refuse to accept is that god is apathetic to the plight of humanity, sorting healthy wheat from blighted ones. Harvesting only the healthy ones while burning the sick, he doesn't intervene in the growth of this wheat instead allowing the wheat to quarrel amongst itself and spread blight freely. A non apathetic god would use pesticides and uproot the blighted wheat like weeds so they don't spread that blight to healthy young wheat.
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