Military finds biggest meth lab in Baja history

[Rico from East Los]

crucifiedguy wrote:

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Obviously your head is where you sit . Drug use is a choice , it is not airbourne,can't get it from a door knob or you don't get it during sex!!(which by the way all these are treated how?.... with drugs ) I choose to use drugs nobody makes me.
Drugs and alchohol do not make people stupid , they evidently already were. Nor does not doing them make someone smart .So when you hear thay loud POP !! Don't be alarmed it's just your head exiting your ass!
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You don't get it do you! Addiction is a disease. I'm not going to argue with a person who does drugs and admits it too. Living in your disease has its shortcomings such as "NOT BEING TAKEN SERIOUSLY" now go check into a drug rehab and learn the Serenity Prayer and get your 1 day sober chip. The first step in recovery is admitting you have a problem.

I'm rooting for you.

[Rico from East Los]

BIG WHEEL wrote:

<quoted text> Agree,in other words it takes two to tango.

Of course, now lets kick some American druggy and Mexican Cartel Ass.

[Julio]

As the Mexican and American government crack down on drug dealers the desperate Mexican drug cartels will continue to kidnap and murder innocent people in Mexican towns to make up for that loss of drug revenue by putting up some innocent person for ransom. Desperate times seek desperate measures. Sad situation, dam cartels from Sinaloa. Time to quit drug use Americans.

[Jorge]

How many Americans go to Baja every year?

So, what's the bif surprise here, if the "demand" can't be satisfied....But, it was the lab that was found...the dealers are across the border servicing (door to door)...

Capitalism and its best.

Jorge de P.Rico

[Joel]

Los americanos puro chupe mota y coca!