/siberia/ - Off-topic

Well for one the drug business is also a matter of capitalism even if it is illegal. Think about how colonialism and the actual Holocaust involved slavery and mass death for the sake of profit. If there is no counter force then capitalism would always go down that path to maximize profit. Additionally the US destroyed communist movements in LATAM during the cold war by supporting Freikorps type of right wing extremists which contributed to normalizing brutality in that region. Then some of those guys joined the cartel similar to how a former US marine would join Blackwater for the high pay.

They learned it from the CIA & Mossad
And both learned it from the OG death camps

lol i love the outrage leftoids have when the third world does something that the first worlds been doing for centuries

>>703975
>Did you know that LATAM cartels operate death camps and cremation facilities? Did you know that the phrase "narcofosa" is used for cartel made mass graves?
Well, they have to put the skills the CIA and the School of the Americas taught them during Operation Condor to use, don't they?

Celibate latino here.
look up:
>CJNG rancho campo de exterminio
>piedras negras hornos zetas
>masacre de allende
>masacres de san fernando
>"el pozolero" de tijuana

>>704513
>CJNG rancho campo de exterminio
Yeah I member, that happened not that long ago. Nobody covered it in American news. I remember I was like one of the only anons who posted about it.

>>703975
I made a thread about one of their more recent holocausts, specifically against communists, but nobody replied to it.

https://leftypol.org/latam/res/3450.html

>La Matanza (Spanish for 'The Massacre') refers to a communist-Indigenous rebellion that took place in El Salvador between 22 and 25 January 1932. After the revolt was suppressed, it was followed by large-scale government killings in western El Salvador, which resulted in the deaths of 10,000 to 40,000 people. Another 100 soldiers were killed during the suppression of the revolt.

>On 22 January 1932, members of the Communist Party of El Salvador (PCES) and Pipil peasants launched a rebellion against the Salvadoran military government due to widespread social unrest and the suppression of democratic political freedoms, especially after the cancellation of the results of the 1932 legislative election.

>During the rebellion, the communist and Indigenous rebels, led by Farabundo Martí and Feliciano Ama, respectively, captured several towns and cities across western El Salvador, killing an estimated 2,000 people and causing over US$100,000 in property damage. The Salvadoran government, led by General Maximiliano Hernández Martínez, who had assumed power following the 1931 Salvadoran coup d'état, declared martial law, and ordered the suppression of the revolt.

>Most of the people who were killed during La Matanza, which has been described as an ethnocide, were Pipil peasants and non-combatants, causing the extermination of the majority of the Pipil-speaking population, which led to a near total loss of the spoken language in El Salvador. Many of the rebellion's leaders, including Martí and Ama, were executed by the military. The government's repression also forced several communist leaders to flee the country and go into exile.

>>703980
>They learned it from the CIA & Mossad
>And both learned it from the OG death camps

>>704021
>lol i love the outrage leftoids have when the third world does something that the first worlds been doing for centuries
You know, the Spaniards have been genociding Native Americans for longer than the anglos right?

>>704021
i like the term "genocide" a lot more, like it draws a line between acceptable mass murder and wrong mass murder

>>704516
ive never heard of this one before. thanks for posting