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You don't think smoking is a problem we should fix?
Now they need an anti Coca Cola law as well. It’s destroying the population down there >

They already have that. There are no big gulps in Mexico. Been coming here for 65 years and Mexico has gone from worse then Americans in regards to alcoholism, smoking and obesity, to better. I see a lot more Americans with cigarettes here then the locals.
Now if they can just get rid of the cartels and corruption.... >

Coke is bad for Mexico but coke is worse. >

This is going to piss off all the American tourists at those hotels >

I am in Mexico City now, nobody gives a shit about any of this, I see people smoking everywhere >

Now they are “illegals” >

So Mexico won't care about them? >

Cops need a new source of bribe revenue, apparently >

I imagine the state will make a shit ton from stubborn vacationers, too. >

Chainsaw beheadings will be handled on a case by case basis. >

I thought it was Costa Rica. I was just there and kept being told I couldn’t smoke outside. >

Costa Rica is all about eco tourism and cigarettes are the #1 most frequently littered item. >

Expect this to work about as well as their strict anti-gun laws. >

I never feel like smoking cigarettes when I'm doing lines, anyway. >

What? That's like most people's second job while doing lines. >

Weird, right? Plus, I never want alcohol. Milk. >

It is an extremely healthy drug for me as you can tell! >

Really has HELPED 
ME
Get my life TOGETHER >

However, we must all stop if we have not already because it comes at the cost of so many innocent lives - alas! >

Plus, the discriminatory drug laws make it impossible to enjoy. >

Good. Smoking is disgusting. >

As a current smoker, I don't disagree. >

When I was last in Mexico it was common for people to sell individual cigarettes from sidewalk stalls. They had lighters there, attached by a string so it doesn't get lost. I thought it was fun and liberating to get a single cigarette! Those days are gone I guess. Obviously it's better for the health of that beautiful nation. >

I’m not a fan of cigarettes but shouldn’t they put their resources towards fighting the cartels that own entire states now and are bold enough to straight up fight the Military >

Imagine doing more than one thing. 
Also, it'd be way easier for Mexico to deal with the cartels if places like the eu and us weren't where they made basically all their money selling >

So, if you can't solve all your problems, don't even try? >

if your boat is sinking do you fix the hole or paint it. >

Both- Flex seal. >

Well, just like the USA... If you won't fix the problems that NEED fixing, you just fix the ones that don't. Everything is status quo.