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I don’t know enough about el Salvador to comment on how much they knew about gang tattoos but I have heard that they have also arrested some innocent people for having tattoos which is why there are a few videos of people protesting outside prisons asking to free their family members. So while it may not have been any tattoo if they saw you had a tattoo they likely stop you and have you checked if they see any signs of a tattoo Buddy, they just arrested like half of the Jordan Harris American professional ice hockey defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens T-Shirt besides I will buy this men aged 15-30 arbitrarily. That’s like saying the US did good when we put japanese people in camps bc we didnt have another pearl harbor you clown A lot of regular people have tattoos though and the country has a population of 130 million people. So something that worked for a small country with weak check and balances might not work for bigger countries. I never said it would work for Mexico that would be the original comment above. This wouldn’t work in Mexico since the gangs and cartels are pretty much an army that would fight back if this was attempted

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Well then you’d have to lock up governors and members of the Jordan Harris American professional ice hockey defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens T-Shirt besides I will buy this presidential cabinet. Sadly corruption is ingrained in a lot of these positions of power This does not work in Mexico. Many “normal” people are affiliated with cartels. Just ask anyone in Sinaloa or Michoacán if they have family involved. El Salvador is smaller than New Hampshire and the gang members are very easy to identify due to them being covered in tattoos. Don’t forget anyone who has tattoos. My wife and her family are from El Salvador and Bukele really did implement a “arrest first, ask questions later” policy. My MIL has friends who were arrested and are just in limbo as they can’t get a hold of them. It’s been a year. Step one, elect a dictator, step two, let the dictator control 99% of the government, step three, let the dictator do whatever he wants (including infinite presidential terms), step four, convince the people that the dictator way is THE ONLY WAY to eradicate the criminals, step five, the dictator never leaves power or leaves an infinite line of yes men when he dies. Better than the alternative of living in fear from shit head criminals running rampant. Sometimes in extreme situations one has to give up freedoms for security, and in El Salvador’s case, they need to badly. What would have been your solution? The problem with El Salvador and many other countries in Latin American is so deep that quick solutions will only patch the problem, you have to attack the root of the issue, educación and corruption. Sure, people don’t like the long term solutions (see Argentina and the deep shit they are now because they loved the quick economical “solutions”) but is the only way.

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