Mexico Got Themselves A Lawyer!

[sfbadger]

Seems Mexico is serious about placing blame anywhere but where it belongs! This is going nowhere!

http://www.auctionarms.com/news/article/Mexican-Government-Disregards-U.S.-Law.cfm

[Ding126]

It's time to cut all ties w/ mexico and secure the border(s)...build a wall, land mines what ever it takes

[ant71992]

Mexico = lovely country/people/culture

Mexican Govt= pieces of ****

Im Mexican, love Mexico, love Mexican music, love my Mexican culture and people, but i HATE the Mexican govt. I think i speak for a lot of people when i say i hate the mexican govt.

[ElvenSoul]

They want to close down American Firearms biz so they can move in as the new supplier to South America!

[rodeoflyer]

Mexicans have been abusing our system for decades. This is just the latest way.

[HKMadness]

This will likely just get thrown out. But yes, i would agree most of the guns probably do come from the us, if not at least a significant portion. The drug supply comes from the south, the guns, money and the demand for the drugs come from the north. There is no single fix for the overall problems.

Suits like this are nothing but jive bunk.

[jamesob]

let see, how many deaths are caused by mexico drug trade? i think we have a good lawsuit against them as well.

[hawk1]

Mexico = lovely country/people/culture

Mexican Govt= pieces of ****

Im Mexican, love Mexico, love Mexican music, love my Mexican culture and people, but i HATE the Mexican govt. I think i speak for a lot of people when i say i hate the mexican govt.

Maybe it's time they took back their country?...

[Kodemonkey]

Maybe it's time they took back their country?...

They can't. They don't have a 2nd amendment.

[ant71992]

Maybe it's time they took back their country?...

I dont see a way that can be accomplished with the cartels roaming around. The cartels would have to be eliminated first. Then take the cartels weapons and money, give it to rebels like the Zapatistas and the Mexican revolution of 2011 would start.

[ant71992]

They can't. They don't have a 2nd amendment.

They only have ONE gun shop in Mexico and it is ran by the military and it is EXTREMELY hard to get a gun.

[LMT4ME]

This will likely just get thrown out. But yes, i would agree most of the guns probably do come from the us, if not at least a significant portion. The drug supply comes from the south, the guns, money and the demand for the drugs come from the north. There is no single fix for the overall problems.

Suits like this are nothing but jive bunk.

Single fix = legalize drugs = no drug cartels, no drug related crimes, no DEA (decrease gov spending), increase tax dollars (tax like tobacco)

[dustoff31]

I dont see a way that can be accomplished with the cartels roaming around. The cartels would have to be eliminated first. Then take the cartels weapons and money, give it to rebels like the Zapatistas and the Mexican revolution of 2011 would start.

Two quotes come to mind:

"It's better to die on your feet than to live on your knees."

"The longest journey begins with a single step,"

If they start now, maybe they could get the Mexican revolution of 2012 or 2013.

[cdtx2001]

CBS News reports that the Mexican government has retained the New York City-based law firm of Reid Collins & Tsai to examine its options for suing U.S. gun manufacturers and distributors

So they are gonna sue the BATFE?

[sfpcservice]

Single fix = legalize drugs = no drug cartels, no drug related crimes, no DEA (decrease gov spending), increase tax dollars (tax like tobacco)

Great, legalize cocaine as an over the counter drug. I don't see what could possibly go wrong, sniff sniff.