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klimt
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Mexico Drug Cartels: Gunmen kill 5 in attack on Mexico police
#8182770 - 03/23/08 08:50 AM (5 months, 4 days ago) |
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Suspected drug cartel gunmen killed five people in an attack on a police station in central Mexico and during their subsequent escape, authorities said on Saturday.
At least six masked, heavily armed men raided the police station in the town of Jerecuaro, in the state of Guanajuato, on Friday, shooting and killing two police officers and a secretary.
Making their escape in sport utility vehicles, they gunned down another two police officers on a nearby highway, state authorities said.
Police later found one of the gunmen dead of a gunshot wound in one of three abandoned bullet-riddled vehicles that also contained hand grenades, assault rifles, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, cocaine and police uniforms.
State police said the attack might have been a reprisal for a recent crackdown on drug cartels.
Reuters
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ExplosiveMango
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Re: Mexico Drug Cartels: Gunmen kill 5 in attack on Mexico police [Re: klimt]
#8183580 - 03/23/08 02:47 PM (5 months, 4 days ago) |
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And even if our people were to be harmed by the immoral temptations of our populace to take drugs like crack and heroin, it would still be the right thing to do to legalize the drugs. We are the direct cause of this corruption in foreign countries, this murder. It is our tax dollars that paid for the murders of those police officers.
Our moral battles should be fought in the minds of our people, where they occur, not on battlefields in the countries of the foreign poor, with innocents in the crossfire every day.
American culture refuses to legalize hard drugs because the culture is built around immoral excess and indulgence, and to encourage indulgence in the face of such powerful substances is to invite even greater sickness than the country's already epidemic obesity. That secretary did not deserve to die just so that an American could live in a culture of 'padded-walled indulgence'.
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