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To: Timpanagos1

Even if you don’t want to hear it, white supremacist groups are proliferating in the pacific northwest.

The driving factor for this is that eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, Idaho, and Montana are being overrun by drug cartel enforcers, MS-13 gangbangers, and illegals who can run amok with impunity.

These illegals have absolutely NO fear of law enforcement. They know that they are in a “hands off” sanctuary state.

Drive by shootings in farming towns of less than 1500 population are becoming common place. The sheriffs are local PD are not equipped to handle this. The states say too bad, so sad, embrace your new drug lords.

With that being said, all of this is fueling a fire that the states or feds won’t be able to put out.

This is fast reaching the breaking point.


22 posted on 05/27/2017 2:09:59 PM PDT by factoryrat (We are the producers, the creators. Grow it, mine it, build it. MAGA!)
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To: factoryrat

“The driving factor for this is that eastern Oregon, eastern Washington, Idaho, and Montana are being overrun by drug cartel enforcers, MS-13 gangbangers, and illegals who can run amok with impunity.”

It’s Economics.

If there were no market for drugs in those areas there would be no drug operating in the area.

However, the local population consumes the drugs.

It is a consumer driven market.


24 posted on 05/27/2017 2:14:35 PM PDT by Timpanagos1
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To: factoryrat

Where are you getting this?

I live in Southern Oregon and have friends in Redmond, Summer Lake and Bend, and I haven’t heard anything about drive-by shootings and MS-13 gangbangers acting with impunity.

Ed


50 posted on 05/31/2017 3:47:00 PM PDT by Sir_Ed
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