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Although I agree with you that Oaxaca is probably safe this article is not exactly a ringing endorsement. From the article: "Most Oaxacan kidnappings are of the profit-motivated kind, i.e. to extort a ransom from the hostage's family."
The official US travel advisory site, which I included in the post you quoted, says its safe to go to Oaxaca.
Good enough for me.
Walking out ones door has inherent dangers, does that mean we should all cower in our homes?
The official US travel advisory site, which I included in the post you quoted, says its safe to go to Oaxaca.
Good enough for me.
Walking out ones door has inherent dangers, does that mean we should all cower in our homes?
Sorry, not trying to argue against you (darn internet, intent is not always clear), just pointing out that the article did not do a very good job selling the safety of Oaxaca. I found it a bit humorous.
Sorry, not trying to argue against you (darn internet, intent is not always clear), just pointing out that the article did not do a very good job selling the safety of Oaxaca. I found it a bit humorous.
Yeah, I smiled when I read that bit.....made me wonder who proofread the article, you know?
Just don't drink the water. And....it's not like they can get anything they want at Camp David or anything.
What do you care where they vacation? Should the Obamas ask your permission in advance to be sure that whatever destination they choose is to your satisfaction?
The only news we are hearing about here in Denver is the signing of Peyton Manning. The rest of the world could be blown to bits and we would never know.
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