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Hang all drug dealers. That's what we do in SEA. Note, drug dealers, not drug users.
How do you hang people at sea?
I think Chickenstalker probably meant SEA=South East Asia
I think they were being deliberately obtuse but I could be wrong
Oh
This is, frankly, a very ignorant take. What SEA does works because y'all only have drug dealers, not cartels. Mexican cartels are very powerful, more so than the government itself, and trying to cull them by force would throw the country into civil war.
They do have cartels but it's usually the Chinese wealthy behind it. You don't bite the hand that feeds you. Right, former president Rodrigo Duterte?
I must have missed the hanging part but you do murder the innocent due to "drugs."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murders_of_Kian_delos_Santos,_Carl_Arnaiz_and_Reynaldo_de_Guzman
Yeah, let's go live to Duterte now, how'd that plan go for him? Oh, it seems like there were a ton of extrajudicial killings that they couldn't ever confirm to human rights groups if the people being murdered were actually drug dealers, or just political dissidents.
Aw shucks, unfortunately it seems like empowering vigilante groups to murder anyone they perceived as a drug dealer without requiring investigations was a bad idea after all.
Ah yes, violence famously does not beget further violence
There will be no more deaths if you kill everybody, nuke the cartels.
I think that Mexico doesn't presently have the death penalty.
kagis
Yeah.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capital_punishment_in_Mexico
And that's gone so well.
/s
Previous president of the Philippines had a campaign to kill drug users,
That's evil bruh