I feel like the government is putting all its eggs in one basket here 
. They're trying to tackle this huge problem with just brute force - targeting cartel leaders and expanding military operations. But as someone who's been following the news, I'm worried that they're not thinking about the root causes of this issue... or even considering the potential consequences for regular people caught up in all of this.
I mean, think about it: if we just keep taking out cartel leaders, are we really addressing the problem? Or are we just pushing it to another group? It feels like a game of whack-a-mole - we're constantly trying to knock down one player, but there's always someone new to take their place.
. They're trying to tackle this huge problem with just brute force - targeting cartel leaders and expanding military operations. But as someone who's been following the news, I'm worried that they're not thinking about the root causes of this issue... or even considering the potential consequences for regular people caught up in all of this.I mean, think about it: if we just keep taking out cartel leaders, are we really addressing the problem? Or are we just pushing it to another group? It feels like a game of whack-a-mole - we're constantly trying to knock down one player, but there's always someone new to take their place.