Federal Government Busts Smugglers Accused of Using Babies to Bring Drugs Into Country

AP ^ | Saturday, December 15

[4Freedom]

Both of you turkeys show up on a 6-day-old thread at 12:20. Are you the same Libertarian nutcase trying to pretend you're 2 different nutcases?

Take your name-calling, personal attacking baloney somewhere else.

One of you insinuates that if we put our military on the border, the drug smugglers will bribe them. That's a bunch of lying crap.

If we put our military on the border and order them to protect it, there's no amount of money those dirty scum drug dealers can spend that will get another bag of that filth across. Simple as that.

[TightSqueeze]

Take your name-calling, personal attacking baloney somewhere else.

Well anytime I can make someone of your limited understanding acknowledge other possibilities my day is surly complete. BTW we all know the only freedom you are really 4, why not write it all down on paper and leave it in a latrine so real patriots can make proper use of it.

[BansheeBill]

Rather, they are guys trying to make a dishonest buck, and because they are sociopaths, they have no problem with shoving a parcel of "illegal" drugs up a baby's rectum in order to sneak it past customs agents.

Could you point out where in the posted story this abuse of babies is mentioned, because I have read it three times and I can't find it.

[Jesse]

Does Singapore have a drug problem?

I'm sure it does. But I don't want to live in Singapore...isn't this the place you get horsewhipped for chewing gum? The higher the stakes, the more profitable the smuggling, the more ingenious people will be, and drugs will get in, all will get in. The more potent drugs are selected out by the war on drugs...makes more economic sense to hide cocaine and heroin for 1000 users in a shoebox, rather than 100 lbs of pot in a barrel.

It is simply not practical or possible to keep drugs out, just as it is not possible to keep dedicated terrorists from smuggling weapons and bombs on airplanes.

[4Freedom]

"limited understanding"?

At least I can spell and correctly punctuate a sentence. Moronatarian. LOL.

[TightSqueeze]

Moronatarian

WTF? LOL queer little fellow.

[4Freedom]

Singapore does not have a drug problem. They execute drug smugglers. No problem.

The drug smugglers will not get their filth past our military. Simple as that. Execute all that try and watch the smuggling stop.

[4Freedom]

The only 'little' thing here is your intellect. Retardedatarian. LOL.

[Nate505]

Singapore does not have a drug problem. They execute drug smugglers. No problem.

They also do so in Iran, China, Thailand, and Malaysia, and they have drug problems there. The difference is Iran, China, Thailand, and Malaysia actually have borders that are larger than a postage stamp there, which tends to make them harder to defend....

The drug smugglers will not get their filth past our military. Simple as that. Execute all that try and watch the smuggling stop.

You should really study a map of this country sometime. Technology is great, but not great enough to stop all the drugs from coming into the country, or even a reasonable percentage....

[Nate505]

The only 'little' thing here is your intellect. Retardedatarian. LOL.

I wish I was like you.....easily amused.

[4Freedom]

I don't wish I was anything like you.

None of the countries you mentioned have our military. Just ask Irag and Afghanistan.

It's simple as 1, 2, 3.

1) The military arrests the smugglers.

2) The military gives the smugglers a speedy trial.

3) The military puts the smugglers in front of a firing squad and executes the filthy bast**ds.

End of problem.

[bassmaner]

You legalize illegal drugs and alot more people will use them. It's just that simple and true.

Experience has proven that, while at first perhaps a few more people may use drugs, a lot fewer will abuse them. After an initial period where people may be curious and try drugs as a new experience, many more will simply get bored with them. That is exactly what happened after Prohibition was repealed in 1933: the number of drinkers rose slightly, but the number of alcoholics declined dramatically. And it is the abuse of any substance (alcohol, drugs, etc.) that causes social problems, not simply the use.

[bassmaner]

You legalize illegal drugs and alot more people will use them. It's just that simple and true.

Experience has proven that, while at first perhaps a few more people may use drugs, a lot fewer will abuse them. After an initial period where people may be curious and try drugs as a new experience, many more will simply get bored with them. That is exactly what happened after Prohibition was repealed in 1933: the number of drinkers rose slightly, but the number of alcoholics declined dramatically. And it is the abuse of any substance (alcohol, drugs, etc.) that causes social problems, not simply the use.

[bassmaner]

oops -- double post -- sorry

[bassmaner]

Your screen name is misleading. Considering the content and tenor of your posts, "4Dictatorship" would be more accurate.

[WindMinstrel]

Let's spend the $50 billion militarizing the border and then let's see these scum get their filth in here.

Good idea, 4Freedom. However, we can't keep drugs out of maximum-security prisons now. Militarization won't work, because people themselves are broken. You can always find someone to bribe. If supply were cut, then prices would rise, further increasing profits for the smugglers. They, in turn, would have more money with which to bribe the border guards. Just won't work.

[Nate505]

Our military is great. Unfortunately, even our military can't defend against all borders and coastlines, especially when the enemy doesn't come announcing that they are carrying drugs into the country.....one kid they caught surfing from Mexico to Texas with a hollowed out surfboard that contained pot. These guys are fairly inventive with the ways they smuggle. They will find cracks in the system, and with a border and coastline as large as ours, there will be cracks, and you have to be the most delusional person in the world if you don't think so...

[4Freedom]

Yeah and your screen name should be Drugmaner. LOL.

[4Freedom]

We can't keep drugs out of prisons, because we're playing by the ACLU's rules. With the military in charge of the borders all that liberal crap would be out the window.

Or law enforcement officers caught that smuggler and his hollow surfboard. Correct? The military would execute him.

End of problem.

[WindMinstrel]

If you say so -- you seem to have a more idealistic view of human nature than I do. In any event, do you have a suggestion that would actually work, and have a chance of being implemented?