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Ron DeSantis Proposes Unprovoked War on Mexico
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this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
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Slightly misleading, he says that they should shoot at mexican cartels (which are now federally recognised as terrorist organisations) who are using planes and boats to smuggle drugs.
He’s still a price of shit who wants to eliminate rights though, but it’s always important to get the facts right.
He is saying that he would use American military equipment and possibly send troops to kill people who look like drug smugglers on Mexican soil, which is an act of war.
C'mon, let these people just read the headline and dont ruin everything with little bit of facts!
price of shit=0=DeSantis...still correct...move on
Sending military into another country to kill people is starting an unprovoked war
That's an indication of mismanagement because it just means they're refusing to fund all the stuff they're supposed to be doing.
Wrong - it means too much tax has been collected and it should be returned to the people that earned it. I wish my state would have a surplus instead of massive deficits all the time but thats whet democrats do.
Uhh uhh can't tell if sarcasm, must refrain from replying....nyah...nyah....dang it.
Not at all. The state has a budget surplus and has a very friendly business environment. Those are facts. Also, shooting drug smugglers is the right call. What part of this is the problem?
You wrote "Good"...about killing with drones Mexican "criminals" in Mexico without a trial and without Mexico's permission...you see nothing wrong with that? I don't give a shit about his business friendliness if he's going to start a ~~hybrid war~~ special military operation with Mexico.
Being facts does not prevent them from being non sequiturs.