Restaurant Customer Riddled with Bullets by Sicarios In Rio

@CatPussyLover indeed, Camellia taliensis is a fascinating and often overlooked relative of the common tea plant (Camellia sinensis). While C. sinensis is responsible for the vast majority of commercial tea, C. taliensis is considered a "wild tea" used specifically by local populations, particularly in the Yunnan province of China, Myanmar, and Thailand.

@disknave yep, this is exactly what i want. What's your favorite restaurant?

@R4T-B45T4RD if you want sicarios in the USA, you’re a bellend. Tried and true, well and proper BELLEND.

@disknave There is no evidence that leftists as a political group want sicarios (hitmen or cartel assassins) in the United States. In political discourse, this claim often stems from a conflation of leftist immigration policies with the unintended arrival of criminals, but it does not reflect the stated goals or ideological positions of the American left.

The idea that we "want" sicarios is often a rhetorical claim made by political opponents to criticise our immigration policies, such as "sanctuary city" laws or calls for less restrictive border enforcement NBC News. Critics argue these policies inadvertently allow criminals to enter or remain in the country, but this is distinct from an intentional desire to host cartel members.
Leftists generally support efforts to dismantle cartels but often disagree with the methods used, such as the "War on Drugs" or militarized border enforcement, which they argue can exacerbate violence or lead to human rights abuses.

Left-leaning platforms ACTUALLY typically advocate for the humane treatment of migrants and refugees fleeing the very violence caused by sicarios and cartels. Our focus is generally on protecting vulnerable populations rather than inviting criminal elements.

@THETOTALGUY STFU you commie fuck