US State Department issues warning

USA has an average monthly salary of $4000, Mexico is in the $800. Comparing the two countries is allways a nonsense.

But, motorcycle gangs and cartels work hand in hand, they are both responsible for violence and drug related killings in USA and Mexico.

:S

Does have to be spelled out?

OP does not like when the gov puts out travel warnings to Mexico when a drug related shooting incidence occurs.

So when a bunch of stupid bikers decided to kill themselves en mass in a parking lot in Waco, Texas he made a joke of how there should be a gov warning about travel in Texas.

Actually I found it to be a pretty funny analogy. :B

The mod should have killed this thread. It has zero to do with RVing in Mexico. Why don't we just post every violent action that takes place in Canada or the USA. This would be a busy forum. HAs nothing to do with Mexico being safe or not safe! Tequila new he would get lots of action with that post. That is the definition of a troll.

Moisheh

fla-gypsy wrote:
Scottish descent and tough enough to wear a skirt

Wear that skirt in Key West and then we'll see how tough you really are! :B

moisheh wrote:
Ridiculous thread. Not funny. Not the first time he has been a troll.

Moisheh

Wow, I point out some violence in the US as opposed to Mexico in a humourous fashion, and Moisheh accuses me of being a troll, Go Figure. So sorry for pointing out the obvious double standard.

Old-Biscuit wrote:

fla-gypsy wrote:

Houston Remodeler wrote:
According to the folks who keep track, 28 people were shot dead so far in Texas since January 1st of this year.

http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/number-of-gun-deaths

and 41 in Chicago over the weekend. I think I would rather go to Texas. Last count was;

Good guys-9
bad guys-0

192 in the slammer and situation normal. No citizens or Police were harmed in the culling of the desperados.

And that is what separates the 'bikers' from other gangs.
They typically don't involve/shoot 'citizens'.
No 'drive bys' with indiscriminate shooting, no rounding up citizens and mass murders--------just killing/maiming each other.

Cops need to slow response time and let the culling run it's course

Oh no down here in the south we encourage the cops to join in the fun and kill as many bad guys as possible before the shooting stops. They did just that once the festivities began. If necessary armed citizens may join in the fun. All that and no citizens or police were harmed and no buildings burned to the ground. Now that's how you throw a riot.

fla-gypsy wrote:

Houston Remodeler wrote:
According to the folks who keep track, 28 people were shot dead so far in Texas since January 1st of this year.

http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/number-of-gun-deaths

and 41 in Chicago over the weekend. I think I would rather go to Texas. Last count was;

Good guys-9
bad guys-0

192 in the slammer and situation normal. No citizens or Police were harmed in the culling of the desperados.

And that is what separates the 'bikers' from other gangs.
They typically don't involve/shoot 'citizens'.
No 'drive bys' with indiscriminate shooting, no rounding up citizens and mass murders--------just killing/maiming each other.

Cops need to slow response time and let the culling run it's course

Ductape wrote:

fla-gypsy wrote:
Scottish descent and tough enough to wear a skirt

Since this thread is destined to go sideways anyhow... Pics or it never happened.

Double score if kilt with a gunbelt.

It must be a comando kilt!

LMAO

Houston Remodeler wrote:
According to the folks who keep track, 28 people were shot dead so far in Texas since January 1st of this year.

http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/number-of-gun-deaths

and 41 in Chicago over the weekend. I think I would rather go to Texas. Last count was;

Good guys-9
bad guys-0

192 in the slammer and situation normal. No citizens or Police were harmed in the culling of the desperados.

According to the folks who keep track, 28 people were shot dead so far in Texas since January 1st of this year.

http://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/number-of-gun-deaths