linearity:


Go back and re-read my post.

My argument is based on the economy and commerce of the drug trade and the subjects on both sides of that trade, which made up the demand and supply sides.

That is such an Hail Mary in your myopic attempt to link it to people getting shot or killed and equating them as ‘demand’.

You clearly don’t understand economic or the demand and supply equilibrium that determines such commerce. In the drug trade or commerce, both parties on either sides are willing participants and each are looking to exchange something they have in order to get something want....can you say it is the same for your robbed or killed people myopic analogy?

Indonesia have been executing drug peddlers for years now, at that rate you will think drug peddlers will refuse to go there...the reverse is the case, the economy of scale favors these drug dealers in taking the risk and despite Indonesia death penalty laws, we still read on the news almost on a daily bases of drug smugglers getting caught there and it is not going to reduce until they deal with the demand side.

The US is currently going through Opioid crises and they are responding and trying to enact programs and laws that will will deal with the demand side of the problem. If the demand dries up, the supply will collapse under its own weight.

I think we know, who the stupid one is here.

Cousin9999:
So basically some rival Indian criminals or other rival criminals snitched, so they could take his spot.

nemesis8u:


10 years back or so indian intelligence agencies had warned Abuja that Nigerians were being targetted by international narco terror groups for recruitment and for turning Nigeria in a hub for drug trade.

Cousin9999:


Since when is India so concerned? If anything they were bothered that their own criminals were missing out on the action.

Every government in the world has a hand in the drug trade. They look the other way and also directly facilitate it. Arrests are partly for show, and to stop criminals from getting too much power.

Teewhy2:
This is why most countries don't want us in their place.

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A 37-year-old Nigerian national was arrested on Friday, August 30, with 600 grams of heroin, from Nand Nagri area of North East district in Delhi. The accused identified as Uchenna Israel Obutt, was caught while on his way to meet a receiver in Northeast Delhi.

"We received a tip-off that around 2 pm a foreigner will be going to deliver contraband in Uttar Pradesh and he will come with heroin near the Nand Nagri flyover," Deputy Commissioner of Police (Northeast) Atul Thakur said.

During investigation, it was found that Obutt was arrested by the Crime Branch in 2015 for using a fake visa. He was released on bail in February 2018, the officer said.

Na them: where is Reno monkey!!! He should say something abut this one.

https://all-gists..com/2019/09/photo-of-nigerian-man-arrested-with-600-grams-og-herin-in-india.html

nemesis8u:


Lol

India was interested because Nigerians were being used to smuggling drug into India on behalf of Pakistani narco terror organisations like D company.

Indian agencies even bumped off a foreign HVT in Lagos in cooperation with DSS.

Yes every government around the world used to look the other way but now no longer do, since narco trade is used to finance terror organisations. It is therefore known as narco terrorism.

Do u doubt the possibility that Boko haram is benefiting from the drug trade in Nigeria.

Cousin9999:


Most "terrorists" are just proxy armies for foreign governments. They rarely act independently. They're spawned and trained by the same governments claiming to fear them. They exist to serve other people's political or economic agenda, not their own.