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@BBDXWH5Peace and Freedom Agreements4mos ago

We should be able to use the US army to fight against the cartel because it is a major threat to our communities and youth

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 @BBG2CP7 from Michigan  disagreed…4mos4MO

If within our borders then yes, but not into southern areas not within our (like mexico) borders unless planned with the president of those areas.

 @BBJ3NMF from Arizona  commented…4mos4MO

Remembering that the weapons the cartels used are supplied by US gun dealers where there are little or no restrictions. We don’t have to use the army, we need to stop arming them.

 @BBHLB6G from California  disagreed…4mos4MO

no because the US army is in america and the cartels are in mexico so the US should just stay in its country.

 @BBHZG34 from California  disagreed…4mos4MO

The damage and civil unrest inflicted by the US army will only increase the amount of crime and therefore criminal activity.

 @BBG9R7W from California  agreed…4mos4MO

We should be able to use the US army to fight against the cartel because it is a major threat to our communities and youth.

 @BBG8NPK from Texas  agreed…4mos4MO

Yes I agree 100%. The drug cartel is a criminal gang that is killing millions of Americans every year. We need to stop the source.

 @fashy  from Illinois  agreed…4mos4MO

True! The cartel exists because of a law and order vacuum in Mexico and the consequences of this impact Americans as well as Mexicans. It's in everyone's best interests if we help restore order

 @BBG5HYCLibertarian from Illinois  agreed…4mos4MO

Yes I agree Mexican drug cartels are a danger to society and the US army can pulverize them in 2 weeks or less

 @BBG4SM2No Labels from Alabama  agreed…4mos4MO

The Cartel is threatening U.S. citizens now so we should just take them down 100% and take them off of the map.

 @BBG4NSM from Michigan  agreed…4mos4MO

Cartels import dangerous drugs into the US and is labeled a Terrorist Organization so by completely eliminating these groups would make not just the US but the world must safer.

 @BBMWPY8 from Georgia  agreed…4mos4MO

I would agree, although we don't with for war, the cartel wages war on those who are affected by drugs. Drugs are a big problem in our country and should not be used recreationaly at all. All it does is cause harm to people.

 @BBMJM53 from Minnesota  agreed…4mos4MO

I agree, the Cartel poses a threat to our entire population. They are dangerous, malicious, and barbaric and we should fight back any chance we get.

 @BBHK729 from Kansas  agreed…4mos4MO

Yes, people break into the US for a better life and to escape from them. They should be taken out since they ruin ppls lives and kill with their drugs

 @BBH5D23Peace and Freedom from Connecticut  agreed…4mos4MO

i agree with this statement because a lot if innocent people die from the cartels in mexico like for and example the leader of a cartel/gang died a few days ago and his cartel are killing innocent people to express there feeling about there leader el mencho passing away after a gun fight they had with mexico military.

 @BBG9P6G from California  disagreed…4mos4MO

no i think not just because kids are dumb and want to do drugs doesn't mean we should go to another country and destroy the

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