Thread 213617003

Why do Mexico, Colombia, and Venezuela have cartels while Brazil and Argentina don't

>>213617003 (OP)
Argentina is white

>>213617028
And Brazil?

>>213617003 (OP)
Brazil has cartels
and Argentina is lucky not to be on the andean drug route

>>213617003 (OP)
We do have cartels.

>>213617056
has cartels

>>213617056
Unironcally Brazil is whiter than all three of those countries

>>213617003 (OP)
Cartels = soul
No cartels = soulless

>>213617003 (OP)
comando vermelho, and PCC operate in brazil

I wish drug cartels organized into a single confederation like the yakuza. Theyd stop chimping out and their scale of violence along with quality of it would go decline.

>>213617003 (OP)
brazil and argentina have massive cartels
all these countries have a problem of authoritarianism and state worship. only argentina is trending towards de-cartelizing

Who's the bigger problem in those countries? The cartels or the government?

>>213617003 (OP)
Brazil and Argentina are further away from America, as such American glowies find it harder to operate there.

>>213617142
i always wish the same
unfortunately i think its impossible

>>213617142
That's literally PCC. It's the reason why reason is a war zone and things are chill in São Paulo.

>>213617003 (OP)
Simply because crime is not profitable at the level of Mexico

>>213617003 (OP)
not in the path of the drug trade routes

>>213617003 (OP)
Argentinian cartels are the barrabravas

>>213617003 (OP)
Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela and the USA received terrone immigrants, while Brazil and Argentina received mostly North Italian immigrants

>>213617003 (OP)
because even with their own cash crops they still need to be within driving distance of white people to turn a profit.

>>213618583
both, at same time.

Only correct answer: because drugs don't have to pass through Argentina or Brazil to reach the US.

>>213618583
i'd say agribusiness is worse than both since they sabotage us constantly and get a bunch of our tax to keep their business rolling

>>213620460
In fact, the port of Rosario is one of the largest export locations in the world.

>>213620549
>export drugs

>>213620470
This. I suspect they are the ones behind our de-industrialization. I should read more into it, but my time is short.

>>213617070
There isn't organized cartels like in Mexico and Colombia, but there is some organized drug gangs on the city of Rosario, they were out of control for a time but I think the police is cracking down of them. The province of Buenos Aires also has gang, but as some journalist once pointed out. The only reason why there's violence in Rosario and not in Buenos Aires is because the police in French the second one is pretty much working alongside the gangs. Which means drugs pass over almost without violence, to Brazil and Europe. Obviously is hard to prove it but I'm sure most police chiefs in the province are dirty and who knows about the Judicial system

>>213617003 (OP)
Brazil does have cartels since drugs are shipped to yurop from there, Argentina only has smaller gangs since drug lords prefer getting paid in dollars/euros than argentinian pesos

>>213620969
negro ignorante

>>213620993
blanco ignorante

>>213620993
ostia un mono que habla

>>213621000
mono dice ajajaj literalmente sos mexicano

>>213617003 (OP)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primeiro_Comando_da_Capital
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comando_Vermelho
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terceiro_Comando_Puro

>>213617003 (OP)
BECAUSE THEY THROAT MILES OF BIG BLACK BBCS

>>213617142
That's PCC's whole strategy
CV does that in some areas too

>>213617003 (OP)
brazil is a white country

>>213617003 (OP)
Anon, I...

>>213617056
their cartels seem to be different, it may be the difference between Spanish and Portuguese colonial strategy

Reminder that the US refers to PCC as CCP and they are one of Lula's (the commie rat) biggest supporters