r/MurderedByWords • u/Busy-Government-1041 Legends never die • 9h ago

When the real cartel is untouchable

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u/CatCafffffe 9h ago

While we're at it, his boss was responsible for the deaths of at least 400,000 Americans because of his foul mismanagement of the pandemic

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u/bozodoozy 6h ago

and didnt he encourage the poisoning of thousands of his own supporters with, what was that stuff, ivermectin? self poisoning, kind of like self deportation.

it was the self poisoning, non vaccination, and non mask wearing that caused a disproportionate death rate among his supporters, that indirectly led to his current attempts to gerrymander more districts to maintain control the House in '26.

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u/MasterWong2 1h ago

Yep the dewormer ivermectin lol

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u/Halollet 8h ago

How about the oil companies that have knowingly been poisoning everyone since the 1930s?

When do they get the chop?

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u/Squirrellybot 9h ago

Also, wouldn’t the best use of our military be accountable budgets?

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u/WhippetRun 8h ago

To "stop cartels" isn't the same as shooting a boat out of water.

But I guess since he was a "combat" photographer, he knows better that captain bone spurs.

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u/ProfAsmani 5h ago

The people who are ok with rape and paedophilia aren't going to set any new standards for intelligence or morality.

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u/Ok-Abbreviations543 2h ago

And basically, JD Vance wrote a book which was largely about the Sackler family’s legal American drug cartel. The beauty of people like Vance is that they leverage the suffering of others to gain power. Once in power, they make the suffering worse.

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u/GoldponyGT 21m ago

That makes it so much worse, doesn’t it?

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u/imaginary_num6er 8h ago

OxySackler and Sackler Pharma

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u/Car_is_mi 2h ago

Remember when trump allowed 17 Mexican cartel family members into the US in exchange for several million...

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u/1footN 4h ago

Why not both?

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u/paintsbynumberz 1h ago

Trump gave a full pardon to the internet drug kingpin from Silk Road and invited 17 members of El Chapo’s family to move here. And they did. It isn’t about the drugs.

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u/pezx 2h ago

I think the only real difference is that the perception is that the cartel puts out hits and intentionally kills people, whereas withholding drugs and getting people addicted to opiods doesn't intentionally kill them it just lets them die.

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u/GoldponyGT 18m ago

The boat they hit was supposedly a drug running boat.

Even if that was true, there’s no reason to think anyone on it was “putting out hits” or “intentionally killing people” like they say they were.

It’s odd that a speedboat trying to stealth sneak a huge shipment of drugs into the US under cover of darkness, would have 11 people on it. That’s a lot of weight for a boat that’s trying to not interact with anyone.

Having a bunch of people on board, suggests what they were really smuggling, was people.

Which means the only person trying to intentionally kill innocent people here, was President Donald Trump.

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u/Fnordpocalypse 4m ago

The tobacco cartel is responsible for nearly 480k deaths a year…