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Sunday’s Washington Post had a front-page article reminding us of what a barbaric country lies to our south. The accompanying photo shows young boys holding rifles with the headline, “Amid gang peril, a Mexican village arms its children.” What could possibly go wrong? Even proponents of armed self-defense (like me) see serious dangers with […] February 10th, 2020 | Category: violent Mexico | Tags: border, children, crime, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mexican cartels, Mexico, national security, public safety, village, violence |  Email This Post |  Print This Post It’s surprising that the Los Angeles Times had an article critical of Mexican culture on its front page, and it actually reports on the shocking incidence of mob violence performing extra-judicial executions. Usually the paper fawns over all things Mexican, but it must find the long history and common occurrence of crowd lynchings to be […] September 24th, 2018 | Category: violent Mexico | Tags: border, crime, culture, diversity, immigration, lynching, Mexican lynching, Mexico, mob violence, Sam Quinones, True Tales from Another Mexico | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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