Duterte's War on Drugs - 2000 Killed & 600,000 Surrendered & counting - page 3.

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Quote from: MisO69 on August 23, 2016, 08:26:14 AM

The so called war on drugs has been waging now since 1971 when Nixon declared the 'war'. The war still goes on.. and on.... and on...... guess what, you lost and can't come to terms with the truth. So you appoint psychopaths to deal with the problems. The Germans did the same thing after WWI. Look where that got them.

The problem with the war on drugs is the pushers in the governments that keep pushing this war agenda. The solution is clear. Decriminalize/Legalize and regulate. Alternatively, kill 100,000 and keep killing for the years to come.

Its what they do this time. The previous goverment almost legalized it and now its time to regulate and its just worse for those in the drug business for a paychopath is about to kill them massively.

I'd be happy to just put them all in a mass grave actually or just feed the dead bodies to the croc farm but thAt isn't very christian. Lucky for them they still getto have a proper burial.

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Quote from: electronicash on August 30, 2016, 12:52:06 AM

Odicta couple was recently killed by unknown individuals after they attempt to submit themselves to investigation after beig accused of drug trade. This couple is one of the richest in the western visayas. Thats how worse the drug syndicates here in the philippines that politicians are being bought.

War on drugs is a must. And must be bloody.

this couple was alleged drugs related case so it is not small time now it is just showing that even big time or rich personalities are also
been killed let see what's next the President is really serious about this campaign.

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Odicta couple was recently killed by unknown individuals after they attempt to submit themselves to investigation after beig accused of drug trade. This couple is one of the richest in the western visayas. Thats how worse the drug syndicates here in the philippines that politicians are being bought.

War on drugs is a must. And must be bloody.

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Based on the post above this, bryant do you still believe that criminals have no fear and they can only kill those small time? A big NO. We know Duterte very much than you coz we live here while you're not. He's not done yet. Im sure there are still next news again about drug lords have been killed. Just wait.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 12:09:24 AM

Quote from: Shinpako09 on August 28, 2016, 12:02:08 AM

Its been a long time(Marcos Era) since criminals have a fear in Law. After that year, Law seems to be useless in our country until Duterte comes. I see that criminals have a fear again. I am a person who doesnt have any bad habits so i dont care how many pusher or user he will kill I only wants to feel safe again just like the old time and thats what Duterte wants too.

Rubbish. Tell me how many of the drug mafia heads have been arrested or murdered so far. Don't know the answer? I will tell you. The number is zero. Only the ordinary slum dwellers and low-end drug peddlers are getting killed. Criminals have no fear, as Duterte himself is a criminal. He is making use of this opportunity to get rid of his rivals.

During Duterte's time as Mayor in Davao. A very rich chinese businessman was killed was link to drugs. The suspect was a police in Davao.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/611258/davao-mayor-denies-drugs-involved-in-killing-of-cebu-businessman
http://www.sunstar.com.ph/cebu/local-news/2016/07/10/richard-king-was-never-drugs-484414

Richard King was also a chemical engineer and in 2013-2014 was implicated in the smuggling of pseudoephidrine to Cebu which is a major ingredient in the manufacture of Shabu.

Drug lords killed:

Dragon
http://news.abs-cbn.com/news/08/28/16/alleged-drug-lord-dragon-wife-gunned-down-in-caticlan

Big time Chinese Drug lord
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/798118/big-time-chinese-drug-lord-shot-dead-by-police-in-valenzuela-city

Jaguar
http://www.tahonews.com/cebu-top-drug-lord-jaguar-killed-in-las-pinas-raid-mayor-tommy-osmena-reveals/

Bohol Druglords
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/794834/suspected-drug-lord-shot-dead-in-tagbilaran-city
http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/568900/news/regions/cops-kill-another-suspected-drug-lord-4-others-in-bohol

Leyte Druglord
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/805414/alleged-drug-lord-in-leyte-prison-shot-dead-during-raid

Druglords that surrenders

http://www.filipinewsph.com/2016/08/quezon-biggest-drug-lord-surrenders.html
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/804164/top-cebu-drug-lord-surrenders-to-bato
http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/791759/bohol-drug-lord-surrenders-amid-daily-killing-of-traffickers
http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2016/07/16/PDEA-Suspected-drug-lord-Peter-Lim-surrenders-to-Duterte.html
http://www.mb.com.ph/quezons-biggest-drug-lord-athel-alcala-surrenders/

Druglords arrested

http://www.philstar.com/region/2015/03/06/1430654/cidg-8-arrests-one-leytes-big-time-drug-lords-12-others
http://www.rappler.com/nation/142115-alleged-chinese-drug-lord-nabbed-angeles-pampanga

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 07:04:58 AM

As long as poverty exist, people will continue to work as drug peddlers.

That is why they will eliminate the poverty later, after they deal with the majority of drug users/pushers.

Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 12:49:30 PM

^^^^ And what Duterte is going to do with these 600,000 "drug peddlers", who have surrendered to the government? How much it is going to cost, to rehabilitate them? At a conservative estimate of $25,000 per person, this exercise may cost somewhere around $15 billion. I am not sure whether the government is having that much funds.

It's very obvious that our country doesn't have that money and even if we did, we won't use that money for rehabilitating the drug users. Those 600,000 drug users were given a second chance, basically. They will not be put in jail even if they used drugs before Du30's term but if they start to get involved in drug activities again, they will go straight to jail.

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Quote from: electronicash on August 28, 2016, 10:13:39 PM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 12:49:30 PM

^^^^ And what Duterte is going to do with these 600,000 "drug peddlers", who have surrendered to the government? How much it is going to cost, to rehabilitate them? At a conservative estimate of $25,000 per person, this exercise may cost somewhere around $15 billion. I am not sure whether the government is having that much funds.

They won't be spending much if they just burn all these drug personalities , won't they?
They are considered dead by their families anyway so why not just put in the concentration camps.

Of course the above is what people who don't support duterte wants to hear.
Duterte wouldn't do that but perhaps a swift death lol

i think if one of those big names will be terminated and show to entire country that this campaign is serious and not only small time pushers and user but the big fish, don't let them go to jail because they still using money to bribed and to still in control, im still waiting for the big hunt and fish to be slave and be a big example like generals and mayors if congressman and senator will do as well.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 12:49:30 PM

^^^^ And what Duterte is going to do with these 600,000 "drug peddlers", who have surrendered to the government? How much it is going to cost, to rehabilitate them? At a conservative estimate of $25,000 per person, this exercise may cost somewhere around $15 billion. I am not sure whether the government is having that much funds.

They won't be spending much if they just burn all these drug personalities , won't they?
They are considered dead by their families anyway so why not just put in the concentration camps.

Of course the above is what people who don't support duterte wants to hear.
Duterte wouldn't do that but perhaps a swift death lol

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Cebu's Top Drug Lord "Jaguar" Killed

http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/571660/news/nation/hundreds-turn-up-for-funeral-of-alleged-drug-lord-jaguar

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http://news.abs-cbn.com/news/08/28/16/alleged-drug-lord-dragon-wife-gunned-down-in-caticlan One of the Kingpin is now dead. Wether its legal operation or not still its proven they can kill not only those small time but also drug lord. Done again here.

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^^^^ And what Duterte is going to do with these 600,000 "drug peddlers", who have surrendered to the government? How much it is going to cost, to rehabilitate them? At a conservative estimate of $25,000 per person, this exercise may cost somewhere around $15 billion. I am not sure whether the government is having that much funds.

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Quote from: electronicash on August 28, 2016, 08:07:09 AM

Quote from: Daniel91 on August 28, 2016, 07:15:06 AM

Quote from: Avenger101 on August 23, 2016, 04:25:01 AM

It's been 53 days since Rodrigo Duterte took oath as Philippine President. So far there were 1800 killed and 600,000 surrendered on drug related cases. He promise to kill at least 100,000 during his term. What do you think about it?

http://time.com/4462382/philippines-duterte-1800-killed-drug-war/
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-philippines-duterte-un-killings-idUSKCN10X0IS

I think that he is crazy.
OK, criminals should be behind bars and should defend themselves in the court but shouldn't be killed like animals.
We don't live in jungle and everybody is innocent until proved otherwise.
In Philippines it seems that any citizen with gun can be policeman, judge and killer in the same person.

It really doesn't matter what he did and he is doing now.. he can massacre all the drug personalities in the country, all we want is the positive result in the end. Who ever replaces him after the slaughter can do whatever they can to Duterte, they're free to do so even today. In fact the people who disagree to his ways are already trying to win the fight in the US soil and that's just fuck. Grin

Yeah ,he is the only president who made that history ,he even beat the 6years of De Lima that no one surrendered on her .i don't even know how that kind of people on governmemt wons the position .
As Duterte works speak or the words itself makes an fast action and life changing even for those surrendered on him.it is a very good start also expecting more to surrenders than to fight with cops.

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Quote from: Daniel91 on August 28, 2016, 07:15:06 AM

Quote from: Avenger101 on August 23, 2016, 04:25:01 AM

It's been 53 days since Rodrigo Duterte took oath as Philippine President. So far there were 1800 killed and 600,000 surrendered on drug related cases. He promise to kill at least 100,000 during his term. What do you think about it?

http://time.com/4462382/philippines-duterte-1800-killed-drug-war/
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-philippines-duterte-un-killings-idUSKCN10X0IS

I think that he is crazy.
OK, criminals should be behind bars and should defend themselves in the court but shouldn't be killed like animals.
We don't live in jungle and everybody is innocent until proved otherwise.
In Philippines it seems that any citizen with gun can be policeman, judge and killer in the same person.

It really doesn't matter what he did and he is doing now.. he can massacre all the drug personalities in the country, all we want is the positive result in the end. Who ever replaces him after the slaughter can do whatever they can to Duterte, they're free to do so even today. In fact the people who disagree to his ways are already trying to win the fight in the US soil and that's just fuck. Grin

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Quote from: Avenger101 on August 23, 2016, 04:25:01 AM

It's been 53 days since Rodrigo Duterte took oath as Philippine President. So far there were 1800 killed and 600,000 surrendered on drug related cases. He promise to kill at least 100,000 during his term. What do you think about it?

http://time.com/4462382/philippines-duterte-1800-killed-drug-war/
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-philippines-duterte-un-killings-idUSKCN10X0IS

I think that he is crazy.
OK, criminals should be behind bars and should defend themselves in the court but shouldn't be killed like animals.
We don't live in jungle and everybody is innocent until proved otherwise.
In Philippines it seems that any citizen with gun can be policeman, judge and killer in the same person.

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i think when you live in a country that is already accustomed to so much crime cause by drugs, you'll eventually look for a leader like duterte. i mean he's been saying all along during the campaign period that if in case he wins, it will be bloody. he's already warned people linked to drugs to stop and if not, well there would be severe consequences. and I think that's one of the reasons that he won hands down. although i don't entirely agree with everything that he does, i think there is evident change that can be felt in the lower levels of society. there are people who say that it's safer to roam the streets now than it was months ago. i think this war or drugs instilled a sense of fear for pushers and users, considering the numbers of those who surrendered. though again, i don't actually agree entirely because there are people who would take advantage of this. so, i think this war or drugs is actually reaping positive results locally, however it needs to be carefully implemented.

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Quote from: Avenger101 on August 28, 2016, 06:55:29 AM

I would not mind having few hundred thousands killed as an example. This people were already dead, This people were zombies.

What matter most is the public would hesitate to use/buy drugs or they end up as the next example.

How many people you want to kill? A hundred thousand? A million? or may be 10 million? If you come to know that your brother is using drugs, are you going to kill him too? And you are 100% wrong about the second part. As long as poverty exist, people will continue to work as drug peddlers. It is a choice between getting starved to death, and getting beaten to death by the vigilantes.

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I would not mind having few hundred thousands killed as an example. This people were already dead, This people were zombies.

What matter most is the public would hesitate to use/buy drugs or they end up as the next example.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 05:33:55 AM

Quote from: Shinpako09 on August 28, 2016, 02:16:15 AM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 12:09:24 AM

Quote from: Shinpako09 on August 28, 2016, 12:02:08 AM

Its been a long time(Marcos Era) since criminals have a fear in Law. After that year, Law seems to be useless in our country until Duterte comes. I see that criminals have a fear again. I am a person who doesnt have any bad habits so i dont care how many pusher or user he will kill I only wants to feel safe again just like the old time and thats what Duterte wants too.

Rubbish. Tell me how many of the drug mafia heads have been arrested or murdered so far. Don't know the answer? I will tell you. The number is zero. Only the ordinary slum dwellers and low-end drug peddlers are getting killed. Criminals have no fear, as Duterte himself is a criminal. He is making use of this opportunity to get rid of his rivals.

If thats what you think on Duterte then theres nothing i can do with that. Its your own opinion. Still, we will continue to support Duterte's campaign on war on drugs. Still good even he is only killing those small time. Mafia wont profit if those small time were killed. They are the one using it.

You need to use your brain. If the small fish is eliminated, then the mafia will soon find someone else to fill the void. In a poor country like Philippines, finding small-time drug peddlers won't be that hard. But the drug prices will increase manyfold, due to the scarcity. Now who is going to gain from the increased prices? The drug mafia itself.

Haha its just you dont believe our President what do I expect besides your not Filipino. I bet you dont know the personality of Duterte and you only had search about him in the internet. Done here.

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Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 27, 2016, 11:00:54 PM

Quote from: carriagehoodlum on August 26, 2016, 12:04:30 AM

Quote from: electronicash on August 25, 2016, 11:44:44 PM

A police officer arrested someone who was caught having more than 10kilos of meth, this suspect was released in no time and this police officer was kicked out of his job, now without a job. this police officer still is lucky that he wasn't shot dead. thats how politicians involved in drugs work here in our country. After Duterte, addicts were massacred. governemnt officials suspected involved in drugs were kicked out of their positions and was exposed. Horray!

Government agencies now works well cause if they don't the head of these departments are going to be kicked too.
He's the very best we can have. the previous presidents come and go never did anything about drugs and problems.

Yes he's the one of the greatest president inthe philippines.Duterte have more enemy in this drug war like mayors,general even senator but over 15 million Filipinos back to him.

I am definitely not surprised with these posts. People who are not capable of rational thinking will continue to support Duterte. The drug kingpins and mafia members are still roaming free, continuing with their business. It is the poor drug addicts and slum dwellers, who are getting killed by these lunatic vigilante squads.

Rational or not. whatever, its frontier justice this time. but where are the kingpins now? They're all hiding and will someday lose all his clients. No market for them.
Philippines are now making friends with the Chinese lol.. UN and CHR are out of the picture. Whatever they say now are worthless for 90% of the Filipinos are supporting Duterte.

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Quote from: Shinpako09 on August 28, 2016, 02:16:15 AM

Quote from: bryant.coleman on August 28, 2016, 12:09:24 AM

Quote from: Shinpako09 on August 28, 2016, 12:02:08 AM

Its been a long time(Marcos Era) since criminals have a fear in Law. After that year, Law seems to be useless in our country until Duterte comes. I see that criminals have a fear again. I am a person who doesnt have any bad habits so i dont care how many pusher or user he will kill I only wants to feel safe again just like the old time and thats what Duterte wants too.

Rubbish. Tell me how many of the drug mafia heads have been arrested or murdered so far. Don't know the answer? I will tell you. The number is zero. Only the ordinary slum dwellers and low-end drug peddlers are getting killed. Criminals have no fear, as Duterte himself is a criminal. He is making use of this opportunity to get rid of his rivals.

If thats what you think on Duterte then theres nothing i can do with that. Its your own opinion. Still, we will continue to support Duterte's campaign on war on drugs. Still good even he is only killing those small time. Mafia wont profit if those small time were killed. They are the one using it.

You need to use your brain. If the small fish is eliminated, then the mafia will soon find someone else to fill the void. In a poor country like Philippines, finding small-time drug peddlers won't be that hard. But the drug prices will increase manyfold, due to the scarcity. Now who is going to gain from the increased prices? The drug mafia itself.

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