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Mexico: Criminal Society, reposted

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From: fbonsignore
Date: Fri, 08 Jul 2005 23:37
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 1. Fabrizio J. Bonsignore   Jun 18 2004, 3:33 pm

There are technological societies, artistic societies, martial
societies, spiritual societies, agricultural societies, nations where
you can almost sense a single characteristic as the defining quality of
that country, despite all the richness it can achieve in other areas of
human endeavor.


So, if that is true, can we also speak of _criminal_ societies? To me
Mexico es a criminal society. I lived there and grew up there and in
the last 10 years what you can feel and live is criminality. I was the
victim of a series of crimes, exposed another series of crimes, went to
the police for help and nothing and now I am suffering the consequences
of criminality. How far would a criminal society go to avoid being
exposed to the rest of the world as a society where criminality is
tolerated and even encouraged, where authorities are corrupt and
generally people live in error? How far indeed? Would you think such a
society would turn into criminals people who would expose the fact,
while protecting criminals even by rewarding them for their crimes
against those who expose them? Do you think a whole society,
even a whole world can live in error? Is justice really possible? Of
course, just spicying a polemic.


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Danilo Bonsignore (Fabrizio Bonsignore)
(Oh, they say they spent 2 billion worlwide to prove my inspiration is
not mine, that the Mexican criminals doing this are justified because
they have the agenda of planning Armageddon (they sell weapons now, you
see), and it is being financed by Fox's son, whoever he is). And I will
lose my music and works because I cannot even get 25 and a credit card
to pay for the site...
And their country went ungovernable because I sent mail to El Barzon!
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