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His plan was to take the gun across 6 different borders (Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua,and Costa Rica) plus take it past internal checkpoints. I'm confident he will be released, he has already been moved out of the general prison population thanks to US gov't intervention. He is currently chained to a bed because, for his protection, he was moved to an administration area that doesn't have cells.
And to the detractors that can pick out the detail of what caliber a weapon is (they don't make "slug-shot" for that?), but unable to understand other sentences in the articles they quote, he was moved in August, a few days after his parents contacted the U.S. State Department...
Nothing about once they would have reached Costa Rica, where only residents of that country are permitted to have weapons...
Oh, I was thinking more along the lines of much more mundane stuff - car insurance, health insurance, that sort of rot. A simple fender-bender in a foreign country can take on monstrous proportions and untold costs, particularly if you look like the idle rich foreigner with time to dawdle around in foreign countries. Heaven forbid you cause an injury.
Funny how the liberal double standard works. No American should have to respect Mexican laws when so many millions of Mexicans have absolutely no respect for our laws.
Oh, you play the tit-for-tat game?
I suppose we should be expecting drones from Pakistan to attack our people anytime soon, then...
Funny, I've been to well over 50 countries and have never been arrested.
Oh, I know why: Because I follow the laws of the countries I visit. Funny that.
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