Who would execute a baby? Tulare sheriff said a Mexican cartel,?

[GOYABEAN]

Unbelievable I hope they don't blame it on the open border policy in effect

Who would execute a baby? Tulare sheriff said a drug cartel, then backtracks

Three people hid from attackers during the rampage and have provided information to investigators. Deputies are also asking for help from the public.

www.latimes.com

 

[Deplorable Me]

Ask Planned Parenthood.

 

[dsdmmat]

Lots of groups in history have executed babies. It is a way to demoralize your enemy and ensure their deaths will not be avenged in the future.

 

[Drinkthekoolaid]

There really genuinely are civilized people and uncivilized people.

It's not hyperbole nor is it hate speech. It's fact based on many historical examples.

Not all people are equal. There really are subhumans out there.

But hey let's keep the borders open nothing to see move along

 

[S&W Fan]

Sadly this isn’t exclusive to any one race or culture , nor drug and human traffickers for that matter. Anyone who pays attention to the news in recent years can see that.

 

[tirwin1]

 

[Mr. terzmo]

"who would execute a baby' ? It's called abortion

 

[holdover]

Ask Planned Parenthood.

OHHHHHHHH! SHOOOOOOOOOOOTING! THE YOUNGSTER! From the blue line!!

 

[holdover]

These were cartel members. the point is to create fear in their enemies. When they say "" We will kill you and your entire family"" they arent just threatening. they have done it before and they mean what they say. and these people were killed to set the example to anyone who fucks with them. Most of them are followers of Santa Muerte. ( Saint death) a mixture of catholic and Aztec cult/ religion. where they are blessed by the saint for the murder of another.

 

[holdover]

La Santa Muerte (Saint Death) is a spiritual icon found among members of the Gulf, Sinaloa, and Juarez drug cartels. In Latin American culture, la Santa Muerte statues are painted with different colors to represent specific powers. This statue, seized in 2011 from two women transporting over 700 grams of methamphetamine between Arizona and Minnesota, was painted gold to represent economic power, success, and prosperity. The intimidating figure stands on a bed of skulls and is draped in a robe of faux-one-hundred-dollar bills and glitter. Fake gems pepper the statue and form its ominous red eyes. With a globe in one hand and a jeweled sickle in the other, the statue’s symbolism of personal empowerment and terror appeals to drug dealers. Sometimes, drugs are hidden inside these statues. DEA agents broke the left hand of this one in search of additional contraband.

La Santa Muerte Statue | DEA Museum

museum.dea.gov

 

[Acer-m14]

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