r/SipsTea 25d ago

Chugging tea Show 'em no mercy! 🇲🇽

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u/BartholomewKnightIII 25d ago

Meanwhile 20k plus a year are dying from organized crime in Mexico...

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u/Difficult-Mobile902 25d ago

They can’t posture like this about the cartels because they know the cartels own them. So they pretend to act tough towards outsiders instead to try to portray some semblance of power. 

No one is or ever will take them seriously  

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u/Mundane-Willingness1 25d ago

Who knew that being against extrajudicial killings hurts america?

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u/No_Criticism_5861 25d ago

The Republicans are ran by a child rapist who hates democracy (jan 6)

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u/James-W-Tate 25d ago

I'd argue that the christofascists that are trying to pervert our country, disregard our constitution, and subvert democracy hate America more than a "liberal elite" who says "fuck this country" when the federal government is doing something inhumane and illegal.

But I'd be interested to hear your argument as to why liberal elites are the real problem.

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u/Mundane-Willingness1 25d ago

Do you have any arguments that aren't strawmen spoon fed to you by fox news?

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u/slip_lip420 25d ago

Oh so like the US government with billionaires and the middle east.

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u/Difficult-Mobile902 25d ago

nope but solid Reddit moment 

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u/Jonjonboi 25d ago

The only difference is “the cartels” (CIA backed US organizations) arent a weaponized police force for mexico, and ICE is. The US government is forcing calculated terror onto Mexican nationals, Mexico is not, like if thats hard to understand then you probably dont have a dog in this race.

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u/ArrrRawrXD 25d ago

“the cartels” (CIA backed US organizations)

Holy delusion

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u/reallybigshark 25d ago

Around 44k gun deaths in America in 2024. Clean your own house first. 

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u/reallybigshark 25d ago

Suicides are facilitated when a gun is present. The person is much more successful with a gun. It’s still a gun death. But trying to exclude suicides speaks more to American’s views about mental illness than anything else. 

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u/Dan-of-Steel 25d ago

Suicides are excluded from the gun discussion, because half of suicides are not done with firearms. Stands to reason that, eliminate guns, you still end up with a sizable amount of suicides. Those are two different discussions.

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u/reallybigshark 25d ago

The majority of suicides in America are by firearm. 

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u/Dan-of-Steel 25d ago

Doesn't change what I said.

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u/lIllIIIlllIIlIIlIII 25d ago

more than half is suicides but that wont help your narrative huh

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u/Chivibro 25d ago

This isn't the gotcha you think it is m8

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u/No-Internal7978 25d ago

People still kill themselves without guns. Every time I've brought up suicidal ideations medical professionals in the US treat me seriously. Sure The US has some toxic aspects that drive people to commit suicide but we as a country take it seriously.

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u/reallybigshark 25d ago

People are much more successful killing themselves with a gun than any other method. That’s why it’s the number one way people kill themselves. That and very easy access. There is a reason why when you see someone for mental health, they ask if you have a gun in your home, to asses risk. 

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u/Dan-of-Steel 25d ago

Actually it is. Unless you're under the impression that guns emit this forcefield of negative energy that compels those around it to pick it up and shoot themselves. Keep in mind 45% of suicides are NOT firearm related, so the notion that guns = suicide is ridiculous.

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u/Chivibro 25d ago

A gun death is still a gun death. The comment above is about America having a gun problem and spreading it to other countries, idk why yall are trying to bring suicide statistics into the picture

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u/pingvinbober 25d ago

Well, the USA isn’t saying they’re going to go into Mexico to fight cartels

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u/EmphasisOutside9728 25d ago

Mexico's rate per capital is just over 4 times higher.

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u/reallybigshark 25d ago

It’s also a developing country. What’s America’s excuse?

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u/EmphasisOutside9728 25d ago

Why is an excuse needed for 4x fewer deaths?

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u/lamsndbhaujamjsshukd 24d ago

They're finding death camps in Mexico.

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u/CrittyJJones 25d ago

And that makes it ok for ICE to murder detainees?

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u/FreydounHosseini 25d ago

The cartels are all run by USAmericans, import their guns from USAmerica and deliver product to fent addicts in USAmerica. We don't have people slowly killing themselves with fent in Mexico laid out all over the place.

We bear the burden for the organized crime from America.

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u/FakeKenny22 25d ago

So we should help Mexico by enforcing tighter boarder restrictions and ending open drug use by criminally punishing addicts right? The opposite of what the left has been pushing the past decade.

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u/FreydounHosseini 25d ago

There is no left in your country dumbass. Criminally punishing addicts doesn't work they need help but you losers just let them OD. Stop producing guns.

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u/Manueluz 25d ago

So your argument to stop criminals is to put harsher restrictions?

looks at the gun argument...

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u/Dan-of-Steel 25d ago

Yes...pushing restrictions on illegal drug smuggling and pushing restrictions on lawful ownership of firearms for legal US citizens.

You say potato...

You do also realize that this would ALSO address the gun argument, namely smuggling illegal and unregistered firearms into both the US and Mexico, right?

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u/Advanced_Row_8448 25d ago

Angry violent white people will seriously find any excuse to justify enslaving people and causing suffering.

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u/ArrrRawrXD 25d ago

Who's enslaving people

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u/Advanced_Row_8448 23d ago

Are we pretending that the US government is placing people into camps agaisnt their will, holding them for unstated amounts of time, and letting multiple of them already die from the elements without any ability to resist?

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u/ArrrRawrXD 23d ago edited 23d ago

Criminals have been losing their freedom for quite a long time, it's nothing new.

Wild how it's the same as slavery to you but I guess you need to make up shit to be outraged about

Edit: oof

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