Stefano Ritondale

I mean, I think, you know, I mean, that's a very good question. That's a really good question. I've never really thought about that. What I would say is, I think first, knowledge is power, obviously.

I mean, I think, you know, I mean, that's a very good question. That's a really good question. I've never really thought about that. What I would say is, I think first, knowledge is power, obviously.

I mean, I think, you know, I mean, that's a very good question. That's a really good question. I've never really thought about that. What I would say is, I think first, knowledge is power, obviously.

Like I would say, you know, the first thing I'd say, you know, I understand. I mean, we said it cartels, but that's not like it's not a singular organization. It's a very complex. There's multiple and they all fight.

Like I would say, you know, the first thing I'd say, you know, I understand. I mean, we said it cartels, but that's not like it's not a singular organization. It's a very complex. There's multiple and they all fight.

Like I would say, you know, the first thing I'd say, you know, I understand. I mean, we said it cartels, but that's not like it's not a singular organization. It's a very complex. There's multiple and they all fight.

But if you're really at least from an American, you know, American citizen point of view and you're like, well, how can I impact or maybe have a change is something that this concerning and maybe areas that you can is something we kind of talked about a little bit briefly. You were talking about addiction. Right. I mean, look, we talked about how drugs is not the only thing they traffic.

But if you're really at least from an American, you know, American citizen point of view and you're like, well, how can I impact or maybe have a change is something that this concerning and maybe areas that you can is something we kind of talked about a little bit briefly. You were talking about addiction. Right. I mean, look, we talked about how drugs is not the only thing they traffic.

But if you're really at least from an American, you know, American citizen point of view and you're like, well, how can I impact or maybe have a change is something that this concerning and maybe areas that you can is something we kind of talked about a little bit briefly. You were talking about addiction. Right. I mean, look, we talked about how drugs is not the only thing they traffic.

It's not a legalizing drug or whatever is going to solve the Mexican cartel problem set, but it'll help address it. I think if we have a serious conversation, and I think that has to be pushed by the American people, of acknowledging, number one, that we have a drug addiction problem. We have a drug consumption problem. And that's fueling the violence.

It's not a legalizing drug or whatever is going to solve the Mexican cartel problem set, but it'll help address it. I think if we have a serious conversation, and I think that has to be pushed by the American people, of acknowledging, number one, that we have a drug addiction problem. We have a drug consumption problem. And that's fueling the violence.

It's not a legalizing drug or whatever is going to solve the Mexican cartel problem set, but it'll help address it. I think if we have a serious conversation, and I think that has to be pushed by the American people, of acknowledging, number one, that we have a drug addiction problem. We have a drug consumption problem. And that's fueling the violence.

It's not the only thing, but it's definitely a huge part of it. Yeah, you can't just focus on the supply. You have to focus on the demand. Yeah. And the demand is not going to solve it, but it will address... And I think it's net positive regardless. We don't want American citizens dying because of fentanyl overdose or cocaine overdose or heroin overdose. And the thing is, like...

It's not the only thing, but it's definitely a huge part of it. Yeah, you can't just focus on the supply. You have to focus on the demand. Yeah. And the demand is not going to solve it, but it will address... And I think it's net positive regardless. We don't want American citizens dying because of fentanyl overdose or cocaine overdose or heroin overdose. And the thing is, like...

It's not the only thing, but it's definitely a huge part of it. Yeah, you can't just focus on the supply. You have to focus on the demand. Yeah. And the demand is not going to solve it, but it will address... And I think it's net positive regardless. We don't want American citizens dying because of fentanyl overdose or cocaine overdose or heroin overdose. And the thing is, like...

it impacts everybody. It doesn't matter, red, blue state, Republican, Democrat, Independent, it doesn't matter. Heroin addictions really impacted the Rust Belt, rural America, a lot of the industrial heartland areas. And then just like crack cocaine impacted urban America during the 80s and 90s. And so I think as an American citizen,

it impacts everybody. It doesn't matter, red, blue state, Republican, Democrat, Independent, it doesn't matter. Heroin addictions really impacted the Rust Belt, rural America, a lot of the industrial heartland areas. And then just like crack cocaine impacted urban America during the 80s and 90s. And so I think as an American citizen,

it impacts everybody. It doesn't matter, red, blue state, Republican, Democrat, Independent, it doesn't matter. Heroin addictions really impacted the Rust Belt, rural America, a lot of the industrial heartland areas. And then just like crack cocaine impacted urban America during the 80s and 90s. And so I think as an American citizen,

that may be areas that you can have an impact is how can we address the drug addiction, both because of pharmaceutical pushing, drugs that are highly addictive that got people hooked to heroin and stuff like that, right?

that may be areas that you can have an impact is how can we address the drug addiction, both because of pharmaceutical pushing, drugs that are highly addictive that got people hooked to heroin and stuff like that, right?