This is not the Mexican army or police, it's the CJNG cartel which has gained power since president Lopez Obrador took office. Stuff that they don't show in U.S. cable news. - PublicFreakout
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level 1 Another Good Bot Moderator of r/PublicFreakout, speaking officially Score hidden · 1 month ago · Stickied comment Locked level 1Holy shit, when the camera pans and you just see the line of vehicles for a mile. Holy shit
level 2There's an A-10 pilot watching this in a barracks somewhere salivating profusely.
level 2And this is actually quite affordable. The business is still making shitloads of money. Just gotta basically pay these people more than the cops, and there you have it.
level 2Not only did the US probably sell them the vehicles...that’s probably American drug users who have flushed them with enough cash to buy all that shit.
level 2It feels like the further back you went, the less disciplined the soldiers became... first shouting... louder shouting... excited shouting... skips video forward 10 seconds and full auto gunfire.
level 2Ugh I hated that. That is a lot of hardware. I wonder....now hear me out... What would happen if ....we just legalized it and spent all of the money on war on drugs and for profit prisons on war on addiction and war on health
level 1They have new raptors lol
level 2The F150 is called the "Lobo" over there, way cooler name.
level 2Why else do you think Ford moved out manufacturing to Mexico? Instant Delivery!
level 2Marines rolling up in black Ford Raptor trucks, helicopters landing, Ram ranch is under siege, under lockdown
level 1The quality of vehicles and adornment drops off as they get further back in the line.
level 2Number one rule in road-side beat sales, you put the good looking beats up front. The beats that make you want to pull over. Say, "I need that beat".
level 2Idk man - those three ford raptors in the back didn’t come cheap - you’re right about the tundra and wrangler at the very end, but none of these whips are outdated.