"They're drug traffickers, he said. We have to get rid of them because they're killing Americans. They're being hunted. Not our political adversaries. Actual drug traffickers. You know, these are the people that Democrats would never call deplorable,' but God forbid you deadname a trans. So, I think we are easy to figure out. You know, we are open about our love for law and order."
"I don't like it, she said. Because all it takes is one fishing boat with a broken radio or people who don't speak English, and you are killing innocent civilians, and I do not like that. The war on drugs failed the first time around. We have not properly addressed demand in this country. That has not gone away. That is one of the reasons that the cartels proliferated during and after the war on drugs."
U.S. forces have authorized at least two maritime bombings of vessels purportedly carrying drugs in the Caribbean, with claims that three and eleven narcoterrorists were killed. The administration has dismissed concerns about the legality of striking suspected drug ships in international waters. Supporters characterize the targets as dangerous drug traffickers who harm Americans and justify lethal action. Critics warn that misidentification, language barriers, or equipment failures could cause civilian deaths and stress that the historic war on drugs failed. Persistent domestic demand, especially among young people, remains unaddressed and contributes to cartel proliferation.
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