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Americans not buying coke or meth anymore

The other thing that always gets me about this solution to cartels is that Americans not buying illegal drugs is the only thing that cartels couldn't manage via brutality or bribery.  
They'll bribe police, kill innocent witnesses, dig tunnels under walls, but if no one is going to buy their drugs, they simply wont show up.
It's maddening how simple a solution that would be, but 'simple' and 'easy' are two incredibly different things.
Three family members and one partner were found dead inside the house that she fled from. 6 victims total. >

and one person survived in the house by putting their feet up on the door and the cartel guys apparently thought it was locked? >

They didnt even spare the life of the 10 old month baby, whats wrong with this people? >

They were sending a message. Instilling fear.  These psychopaths don't care >

If the cartels can't keep this shit in Mexico they are likely to force an intervention on a scale that they are not prepared to fend off. >

The cartel is just getting started.. America has supported the drug business forever. Better buckle up.. >

Something tells me the Venn diagram of people who worry about cartels and people who use illegal drugs has a surprisingly large middle >

Just short of Americans not buying coke or meth anymore, or the US military staging operations in Mexico against the cartels (and frankly, the Mexican government which is complicit in the drug trade) there isnt any stopping them. There is too much money in the drug trade and no willpower on the part  of Mexicican authorities to stop it.