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Just remember, when in doubt, blame the United States. Well that's what Mexico is doing. Do you know that Mexico had the audacity to blame their problem with drug mafias on one thing – U.S. guns laws.
You've got it! It's our fault that Mexico has no control over its citizens. Just remember that it is our fault that drug cartels resort to violence and high-powered weapons. It's our fault that Mexicans want to come to the United States so badly. Got it?
Oh get over yourself Mexico ... and take some damn responsibility for something. You know that you are printing comic books to tell your citizens how to get to the United States. You are empowering your citizens to become criminals from the start.
The Mexican government wants us to believe that they are serious about stopping the flow of illegal drugs in this country. Yeah ... right. That's why there are so many stories of the Mexican army helping drug smugglers. Are those stories I've heard in Tucson this week about Mexican military helicopters flying into U.S. airspace in support of drug smugglers accurate?
While their army supports the drug trade, Mexican leaders are tellingus that our guns laws are too loose. Mexican drug lords can get guns in the U.S.
No. Guns are a source of protection. Protection from criminals like those very Mexican drug lords. Guns don't make violence, people make violence. If your people weren't so wrapped up in gangs and narcotics, then there wouldn't be a problem. Would there?
So stop picking and choosing when you want to love the U.S. and when you want to criticize it. All things considered, now is not the time to make Americans more upset with Mexico. So get control of your own laws -- not to mention your people. Then, maybe, you can considering criticizing U.S. laws. But don't go passing blame onto a country that surpasses your corruption-filled mess in every way.
It always irks me when I see a greedy merchant blaming his customers, as if anything the customers could or would do has anything to do with him being in business.
It it irks me to hear it said that it isn't Kellogs' fault fat kids like watching Saturday cartoons and gobblin up those Pop-Tarts and Fruit loops and Eggos. Those kids moms let them watch those shows.
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