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Originally Posted by 101lifts2
Statiscially not bad at all...but the ones that actually died, how many resisted or had firearms?
I love how the victimless liberals always like to spout how the bad police raid the good drug lord houses. Let's get something straight here. Most of these people are low life thugs who have -0- concern for human life. Do you expect police to go into these houses waving a white flag? I'm not sure about the rest of the country, but there are over 58 gangs in LA who thirve on the money produced by drugs, bought by the American habitual sheep. I can bet that most of the time firearms are found in the raided houses as these people are not going to give up easily. Yes, sometimes you have things go bad as that is just the cost of doing buisness, but we cannot let these drug cartels influx into our country and control the streets.
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How exactly do you know that most of these people are low life thugs who have 0 concern for human life?
And last I checked, in America anyway, its not yet illegal to own a firearm.
Pssst....BTW...its not these "low-life thugs" who allow the drug cartels influx into our country to control the streets...its the U.S. Government and 70 years worth of national drug policy.
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