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Name: Ashton Title: Gun Laws in Trinidad/Tobago - Page 3 - Trinidad, Tobago / Caribbean - Posted: 9th Jan, 2018 - 4:19pm
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Post Date: 9th Jan, 2018 - 12:53am / Post ID: #
Gun Laws In Trinidad & Tobago - Page 3
Name: Khaliil
Comments:
QUOTE Why on earth we needed to arm the police with guns in the first place [..] Ever since the PNM armed the police, guns gradually became the main weapon of illegal killings.
Since you decided to make it a political issue; Your favorite party was funded by drug laundering from the get-go.
With Trinidad as a transshipment point for cocaine, drug traffickers came outfitted with automatic weapons, the police were outgunned. Remember the joint police/army patrols?
QUOTE We really did not need armed police here. I have no doubt that this move by the then government was one of the first to offer 'kick backs'
I don't know what Ken and Barbie/Hello Kitty world you're living in, but in the real world, drug dealers and their minions have real guns to use against other drug dealers. Idle minions with guns shoot innocent people.
US gun manufacturers have warehouses in Venezuela. So US guns can be shipped by South American drug traffickers.
NOTE to Khaliil: Khaliil, it is difficult to know what you are quoting from others vs. Your words without the quote tags. Please use them.
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Post Date: 9th Jan, 2018 - 4:19pm / Post ID: #
Tobago and Trinidad Laws Gun
Name: Ashton
Title: Gun Laws in Trinidad/Tobago
Comments: There are already 'gun laws'. The two problems are- (1) failure to enforce the laws and (2) failure to enforce the law regarding the killers (Who us guns and or other weapons.) The continuing rise in 'gun use' will not be abated until ALL citizens get involved. The police force is unreliable due to many reasons some complicit in the crimes and some-underpowered and or lack of resources. The tidal wave of killings will continue until. The drug world is too enticing and lucrative. Poverty is too high. Compassion, respect- too absent. Hate, envy and jealousy too deep. The fire of racism is constantly being stoked.
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