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  Is the Netherlands a narco state now?
context: Not even an article to read... >
  
  Reminds me of the Netflix show similar to this ngl >
  
  Do you mean Lilyhammer, which took place in Norway, not the Netherlands? >
  
  I'm from the Netherlands. This is news to me. I'm in fact not rattling. 🤣 This is click bait >
  
  I'm also from the Netherlands and I can confirm if one pays attention you either are rattled or should be. Ridiculous things have been going on here. Kidnappings, torture cells, beheadings, infiltration of kartels into police, intelligence agencies, politics, high profile journalist murdered as well as lawyer, threats towards the prime minister, royal princess as much as she basically can't leave home.
  This isn't normal. Not only that, innocent regular citizens get murdered for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. >
  
  But...but the person with 4 comments over the 10 years of time they have had an account says otherwise... >
  
  From the Netherlands too, but while all of these things have happened at one point or another in the last decade or so, it is really not at all common. >
  
  Can you clarify? Like, it's uncommon and thus has people ingeneral worried,  or it's uncommon and therefore not really a concern to the average citizen? >
  
  Uncommon to a point no average citizen will ever notice. Most of the list only happened once, ever. The place is far from perfect, but it is one of the safest countries in the entire world. >
  
  Ah. Appreciate the insight. >
  
  They are at war with each other it seems. >
  
  Thank you for this link. I was going to share it but wasn't sure if r/worldnews allows sharing video links in the description section of the post. >
  
  Off my face don't know where I am
  Cause I got my drugs from Amsterdam >
  
  Seems like there were a lot of snitches who wound up in ditches