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News from Mexico.. lots of interesting topics in here.
THOUGHTS?
11:53: Camron seems shocked that harm reduction programs including government programs that provide clean needles for users. Mexico is a narco country and society that has been ravaged by drug prohibition and viscous violence and tragedy that will always result from attempted prohibition of a natural market.
Providing clean needles and treating people effected with human decency will go farther instantly then the delusion of prohibition.. just look at Mexico. Its a created a nightmare. Unlike nightmares, as after sleep we can't just wake up and shake it off, people who are subjected to atrocity have it effect them for the rest of their lives and its effects are transmitted on to later generations. It spreads like virus.. eventually taking down so many people.
13:22. The idea that the US has the most corruption charges.. well thats a good thing and not a bad thing. It shows the US is actively addressing corruption. Mexican officials and corruption.. I don't even think there is a word for corruption in Mexican.. maybe Si.
40:25 lol.. this made me smile.. weed trafficking is now happening from SD to Tijuana.
44:50 Thats illogical thinking.. drug users bringing their habits down to Mexico does not directly cause increases in violence. The profit driven unregulated violent market that supplies them does. Its the American wet backs causing this? Bullshit
110 Totally agree. The real power any major power has over the world is being a real champion for human rights and personification and unrelenting backing of domestic and global policy that benefits all of us. Slipping into darkness begins when we slip from this. You know one way 911 succeeded.. it fooled some of us into thinking we needed to "take the gloves off". If you give up the high ground, you forfeit the backing of the people, because we see right through that.
1:44 Why was the Taliban reinstalled in power? Maybe because the country was "stone aged" and they know the Taliban have a great chance of maintaining this. Oppression is not likely to flower into a major threat.
Interesting podcast imho.. great things presented.
THOUGHTS?
11:53: Camron seems shocked that harm reduction programs including government programs that provide clean needles for users. Mexico is a narco country and society that has been ravaged by drug prohibition and viscous violence and tragedy that will always result from attempted prohibition of a natural market.
Providing clean needles and treating people effected with human decency will go farther instantly then the delusion of prohibition.. just look at Mexico. Its a created a nightmare. Unlike nightmares, as after sleep we can't just wake up and shake it off, people who are subjected to atrocity have it effect them for the rest of their lives and its effects are transmitted on to later generations. It spreads like virus.. eventually taking down so many people.
13:22. The idea that the US has the most corruption charges.. well thats a good thing and not a bad thing. It shows the US is actively addressing corruption. Mexican officials and corruption.. I don't even think there is a word for corruption in Mexican.. maybe Si.
40:25 lol.. this made me smile.. weed trafficking is now happening from SD to Tijuana.
44:50 Thats illogical thinking.. drug users bringing their habits down to Mexico does not directly cause increases in violence. The profit driven unregulated violent market that supplies them does. Its the American wet backs causing this? Bullshit
110 Totally agree. The real power any major power has over the world is being a real champion for human rights and personification and unrelenting backing of domestic and global policy that benefits all of us. Slipping into darkness begins when we slip from this. You know one way 911 succeeded.. it fooled some of us into thinking we needed to "take the gloves off". If you give up the high ground, you forfeit the backing of the people, because we see right through that.
1:44 Why was the Taliban reinstalled in power? Maybe because the country was "stone aged" and they know the Taliban have a great chance of maintaining this. Oppression is not likely to flower into a major threat.
Interesting podcast imho.. great things presented.
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