Untested Federations Should be 21+

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Rubber bench shirts, not regular bench shirts :wink:

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You mean one of these?

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I have no interest in banning that. We need more of that if anything.

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I donā€™t knowā€¦ Iā€™m oddly into that. I mean more these

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No way, tear that off her and burn it.

Hey man, whatever floats your boat.

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In the states at least I think you would likely get charged with sexual assault.

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Not if she consented

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That is true. I am with @corstijeir on being into that rubber swimsuit thing.

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Are they on the IPF approved list though?

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as far as I know itā€™s only approved in XPC ( maybe SPF ? )

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I guess it would qualify as an erector shirt

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Its definitely sensationalized. There are some bad areas and tourists are targeted but tourists are also better protected than any other people down here especially in the tourist areas. I personally have never had an issue and have lived here for 9 years (Maz / PDC / Torreon). I dont know anybody who has with the exception of one but he earned it LOL. I have been pulled over by the cops and paid ā€œunder the waterā€ but I blatantly ran a red light and / or was speeding. My spanish sucks. It cost 200mxn after my wife told me 500mxn was way too much. I probably should have paid 100mxn ($5 usd)

The new administration is working to end the war on drugs which will end most of the cartel violence. The next issue will be getting a living wage which will end almost all violence down here.

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oh itā€™s an erector shirt alright

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The cartels will become legit businesses or what?

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Yeah, Iā€™m not following how this will lead to less violence. I suppose it will lead to less conflict between police and drug gangs, but isnā€™t the overwhelming majority of the violence between rival gangs trying to control territory and hence profits? The police stepping back and letting them fight it out amongst themselves doesnā€™t sound like a strategy for less violence.

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The other thing is that a large part of the operations of these cartels involves bringing drugs into the US where the war on drugs is not about to end, if the Mexican government totally backs of on the cartels then there will be some serious issues with the US. Weed was legalized in Canada a couple years ago and now the US border security is reporting record amounts of seizures of weed coming from Canada. If it was all coke, meth, and heroin then they would be even more pissed off.

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ah yup. The best part of this is that it would force the USā€™s hand. They have caused an insane amount of damage forcing the war on drugs on the rest of the Americas.

Basically yes. Regulated, taxed etc. Just like weed in Canada or in certain states in the US.

No, its mostly between cartels and police especially after a big arrest. Thats usually when cities become war zones and civilians get caught in the crossfire. The big reason you see cartels fighting is because they arent legit. You dont see Walmart and Target with guns fighting over empty lots. It wont be an overnight cure all but it will be the fix.

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Thatā€™s because they can use the court system to settle differences that canā€™t be resolved in the marketplace. As some commentator (canā€™t remember who) once said, capitalism without the rule of law is a shooting gallery. Thatā€™s the best argument for drug legalization.

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Target wouldnā€™t be that dumb. They know half of Walmartā€™s customers are packing and likely to join in.

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