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Over the past year, here and in the rest of Mexico, there has been a very alarming escalation of the long-running war between the drug cartels and the Mexican government. And it doesn't look like the government is winning.
The map at right shows where people have been murdered in just the past three months. Other border cities are seeing much the same thing.
This conflict is driven by exactly one thing: the demand for illegal drugs in the U.S. The solution is simple: legalize all drugs, and dispense them through pharmacies. Overnight, the financial incentive for this madness would disappear...
A slightly different perspective from my fellow Jamulian Tom Smith...
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