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Originally Posted by roni
Well Maggie, you set up two extremes, neither of which exists in the real world.
Do not be surprised when folks take it in other directions.
I was responding with why some folks, particularly of retirement age, move to Mexico.
Mexico has a lot of rules. Lots of forms to be stamped too  .
I am a little familiar with the Martin case, having read a little bit about it on some Jalisco fora, but it has not really engaged my interest enough to spend time really getting to know. |
I don't think my examples were too extreme at all.
Really? You don't think there are countries with good health and safety laws, Workplace and labour laws, social programs galore, universal healthcare, non-corrupt police, fair judicial systems, enforced traffic laws and speed limits, prosecuted DUIs, etc etc.? And no countries with none of the above?
I think Thor's post right before yours there, would negate that.
And it doesn't do much good having laws if they aren't enforced, right? it's step in the right direction for sure.
edited to add: Yes, Scott, and where you are innocent until proven guilty.
I am not going to even bring up Guantanamo Bay.
