Why are other Latinos so violent and savage like? How indolent

because of their indian genes

because of their indian genes

>>74744558
Our submissive law makes it easier for criminals to go unpunished and thus they make use of it to replace the worthy people with scum that will serve them.

Because of their Indian jeans

>>74744558
jeans

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>>74744558
it's in the food they eat that makes them violent

>>74744558
Mexico needs stronger institutions and more economic opportunities to prevent people from turning to crime. It would also help if we could crack down on drugs entering the US and people buying them so as to diminish the profitability of the cartels.

>>74744883
this is in California

>>74744558
Says the cuck of South America. How do you like getting cucked by Haitians and Conglombians you mapuche manlet?

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>>74744883
Do people really eat that

>>74744977
CHI

>>74744957
how do you know? you are the person in the video?

because of their iberian genes

>>74744911
It needs a cart load of western Texas deputy sheriffs.
t. O'Henry

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>>74744883
Wow, that looks tasty.

>>74744987
well it's "food"

>>74744911
Common sense... American flag? HOW IS THIS POSIBLE?
But it would be better to make drugs legal
>>74744883
>>74744987
CHIs do

>>74744700
The main issue with crime solving has to do with the lack of prepared or specialized police units that are able to both acquire and secure evidence. Also, the lack of means to protect key witnesses makes a lot of crimes that has known perpetrators go "unsolved". It's not the law, it's the State aparatus (including human resources) that fails. The lack of moral attributes that OP states also contribute.

>>74744957
CHI

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Andeans are superior to the cannibal savages of the Amazonas, Mexico and Central America.

>>74744558
because memexico is close to los estados unidos they are bad influence for mexico with all those school shooting every week

>>74745097
This
For us local police are bad jokes, lack of funds, low wages and no training for the officers
Our federal police can only do so much and them aren not as good either
And our military has left clear, they're no police, they are there to kill and nothing else

>>74745082
>Common sense... American flag? HOW IS THIS POSIBLE?
>But it would be better to make drugs legal

Legalizing marijuana will probably help, but I doubt motions to legalize anything harder than that will ever gain traction here.

>>74744911
>Messicans d-d-dindu NUFFIN!

>>74745304
That's not what I'm saying: my point is that it's in the interest of both our nations to make Mexico a better place.

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>>74745097
I was referring to our specific law, weakness in it's interpretation has rendered it untrustworthy in dealing with criminal cases (not long ago some cartel leader got domiciliary arrest after giving himself up), we are not punishing these acts accordingly, and the criminal elements being the ones with more power have begun to put puppets in policy making charges. The weakness of this law was responsible for it's bending.

>>74744911
If it's not drugs, it's going to be something else that's going to be equally profitable to trade in the black market unless you have free trade agreements.

>>74745257
That's the problem. Marijuana isn't what rakes in the most cash for the cartels, it's harder drugs like Cocaine that make the most amount of money.

You also have the problem with cartels expanding their operations to Europe, so even if they get rid of the US market, there's still plenty of buyers worldwide for their product.