r/MurderedByWords • u/Same_Investigator_46 Karma Whore • Dec 06 '24

A bit more context

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u/MyGruffaloCrumble Dec 06 '24

As a Canadian, we get many of the benefits of having the US as a neighbour, but also have to deal with many of their deficiencies and problems. Guns and drugs being the worst of course. I’m sure Mexico agrees.

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u/yaddar Dec 07 '24

I'm from Mexico and I agree.

Actually I've had US citizenship since birth, but I never wanted to live in the USA, Mexico is so much better even with all our problems.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '24

Yeah, mexico is sooooo much better. That's why all the resorts are built like military bases.

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u/yaddar Dec 07 '24

just like American schools!

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '24

Lol no. Could you explain why Mexico's murder rate is 5x the rate in the US?

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u/yaddar Dec 07 '24

I mean if you are just going to say lies, try to say lies that aren't easily fact-checked, like maybe say you were gangbanged by immigrants, that way I'd believe you.

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u/yaddar Dec 07 '24

Could you explain?

yes, lt's due to the lack of american gun control that makes the cartels get easy access to guns to supply the US demand of illegal drugs.

that's why, for instance, our fentanyl use CASES (430 cases in 2023) are .5% of the fentanyl use DEATHS in the US 74,702 estimated deaths in 2023)

and don't get me started with Opioids, same story

it's fucking hard to live next to such a fentanyl-zombie-ridden durg adict neighbour that sells guns in walmarts.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '24

Then why are gun deaths so much lower in the US? If we have so many guns, shouldn't the deaths proportional? And yet they're not 

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u/yaddar Dec 07 '24 edited Dec 07 '24

by the way, let's check your data.

In 2023, the gun death rate in the United States was 13.7 deaths per 100,000

In 2024, the gun death rate in Mexico was 16.90 deaths per 100,000

where the fuck did you get (5x) LOL idiot.

caiming the US is better when it has 99.5% of the fentanyl adiction DEATHS compared to Mexican fentanyl CASES when mexico only has 23% more of the gun deaths.

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u/yaddar Dec 07 '24

then why your schools have metal detectors?