Mexican Vigilantes Stand Up Against Crime 

true warriors

Lol! The Mexican Manny Pacquiao 3:03

Here, here. If we had that kind of courage back in the states we wouldn't have to worry about drugs or gang violence again. We citizens outnumber the gangs over a thousand to one, we just need to get organized like these fine folks did.

Rich Homie nooooo manny Pacquiao took my name he a bitch

MANNY 1669 lol 😂

My country is the way it is because there is no Serve and Protect . Police want my people to get kidnapped, extorted, robbed, killed. Pueblanos are the ones that suffer because if they stand up for they community by picking up arms, they get labeled criminals and the authorities take there only means of self defence away. Its sad because police/feds work with the cartels side by side

thank you for those kind words matt. I agree with you.

+Armando Ortiz police is good /bad everywhere. in America police shoot unarm men some don't.

Even tho it’s 2017 other then phones computers social media all that stuff Mexico and it’s people are still living like the days of the Wild Wild West

Issic Bahena No, Mexico is clinging on to the very last remnants of true freedom but it's a losing battle due to government corruption and criminal uprising.

XD

Por nada

XD

You have to change the subtitle language with the settings button lol

Just learn Spanish lmao

Wtf are u talking about

why should the government ever fear their people, if the government and the people don’t fear one another there is liberty

@@brady9499 Because if the government is afraid its citizens will revolt against them they will not do anything to piss them as in stupid laws and regulations.

@@TheFacelessStoryMaker if the people aren’t afraid of a tyrannical government and the government isn’t afraid of revaluation then i say it’s a win win

@@brady9499 Yes but that fear of a revolt keeps them in check. If they know the people won't do anything they can do whatever they want. Just look at Nazi Germany or the Soviet Union.

vigilante /ˌvɪdʒɪˈlanti/Submit noun plural noun: vigilantes a member of a self-appointed group of citizens who undertake law enforcement in their community without legal authority, typically because the legal agencies are thought to be inadequate. Vigilantism doesn't necessarily mean these people are bad, its just that they take law into their own hands, exercising judicial powers with no accountability. In communities that are safe and stable with functioning institutions, its considered bad because you can kill someone without proving his guilt and call it justice, that's why its usually a mainstream bad term for people. However in cases like this, where there are little to no policing to control the drug cartels, people who take up arms to defend themselves from these gangsters are still technically vigilantes but like the definition states, they were forced to due to the rampant violence brought by the cartels into their communities.

Yeah un like your shitty metal mulishas in the USA

All vigilantes are patriots

@Frank Stall well they lost amd now they are rebel traitors to the U.S

Except these vigilantes got a taste of the good life when they robbed Narcos of their drugs and riches they themselves became a Mafia. Selling those stolen drugs. Theres an old saying "you either die a hero or live long enough to become the villain".

capitan commando. I'd watch that movie ;3

say wa u say g.i jose has more balls the. network shit talks

jus stick some dirt in your wounds

Bird Shoota Americans are sick of this shit were sick of the Clinton's and Obama making millions off this

guh man G.I. Jose selling gum and kicking ass

The only people who can beat patriotic farmers are other patriotic farmers, hence Vietnam winning the war we had with them.

@Christian Voros what is Saigon called rn?

@Christian Voros War isn’t about having a good kill/death ratio. Look at the flag of their country and tell me we succeeded at what we were trying to do.

@@cosmosyn2514 the white death was a farmer

@@cosmosyn2514 vietnam was fought by casualties not by taking positions in that regard we won. We werent beat by the vietcong we got beat by the hippies at home.

Joshua Graham is now a companion

Judging you is god job but sending you to God is my job

Why not? He Is supposed to be omnipotent. Religión: Oh, wait. But... Me: "but" Is what saves god's skin all the time.

@@danielzunigagutierrez6300 It's just a saying, man, not an ontologic argument, take it slow.

@@danielzunigagutierrez6300 oh no here we go

Your not alone where i used to leav is getting dengers sorry for my spelling XD

Did you leave your home behind?

@@DH702.. Bueno México no es exactamente el paraíso hoy en día y te lo dice un Tamaulipeco.

You guys have a shit country lol

DaGreatWatahMelone lmao okay? America ain’t all that either :p

There's a way you can send them money But why would you do it Mr.Leaf?

I mean I'm sure if you went down and told them you wanted to help they'd probably let you lol

@Fca Fanati yeah it has homie but I just asked homie why tho

@Fca Fanati ill send money to local things and people who I know not to some folk couple thousand miles away

@Fca Fanati thats what it looked like to you homes But i see what you mean tho

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Run your mouth bastard

@@kelso896 ?

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@@erickvillegas2544 no u

Talking like that while the video clearly shows the opposite of "beautiful"! 😂😂😂😂😂 ARE YOU SAYING A COUNTRY WITH BRUTAL DRUG VIOLENCE IS *BEAUTIFUL???!!!!!* 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@henryabbot8083 our country is beautiful but the femicides, Impunity, Cartels, And violence make it otherwise.

@@henryabbot8083 Well, if the USA stops giving guns to the cartels and messing in mexican policy then maybe Mexico would be a nicer place.

@@sr.clumsy7802 IT IS CLEARLY THE LATINOS FAULT! LATIN AMERICA IS THE KING OF CORRUPTION!

Henry Abbot bro America is full of drug violence

lol word

This made me laugh lmao

feverxdream same 😂

Thats what gangs back then used to be all about. Now gangbanging is nothing compared to the early gangsters.

Bruh we can’t even group up more than 3 at a time or so else gang affialatioj charge

On a chinese clothing store probably or a second hand store

Maybe Mexican American

It's very kind of you man. Probably not since the corrupt government will find a way to stop any aid to these freedom fighters

@@ruben2365 They ought to try bitcoin or monera.

@@suggsugg7177 Trump just labeled cartel gangs as terrorist organizations. But really how long did it take the world to realize that? A dead white morman family! For reals? C'mon man WTF is wrong with the world. These villagers realized the cartels are terrorist groups from the get go. They even label themselves as Al queda and Talibans. Just listen to what they sing about.

@@ruben2365 I hope they fail. Can't build an empire with nothing credible to back that up with.

@#1 ratbag no not really cus if they were treated as terrorist organizations then they would be getting bomb by a drone. Some one has control over those turds that's why nothing has happened to them. And it's someone powerful who benefits from death or crime and imprisonment. It could be the CIA or the FBI. Remember fast and furious? Obama should've been impeached for that. I don't like Trump but that don't mean that I disagree with him. At least on this matter.

Well i didnt notice any of them calling themselves vigilantes, its just the title of the video and yea youre right it IS more like a militia however a militia that is forced the way this one was DOES have an aspect of vigilante

Vigilante is a law-enforcing citizen: somebody who punishes lawbreakers personally rather than relying on the legal authorities. pretty much what theyre doing

...or if they themselves are the problem. (the "higher powers" that is)

I wish it was like that everywhere. Police are useless, everywhere.

They're called vigilantes because what they're doing is illegal.

That’s considered globalism, and that’s every conservative’s worst fear

@@sylvex7 globalism? Explain it

Not all México is how they show you in this video lol

@@mexagaming3654 Yeah, I know, but Mexico is still a developing country and needs help to get to the leagues of Canada and the United States.

@@Narusauce hahahahahahaha Canada

Of course true warriors!

+Freddy De La Torre hah lol

jessesam ignorant sister boning hicks like you should keep quiet and let the grown ups talk.

jessesam arr u the mero mero the boss the foo that pays the bills who arr u

Every person defending their community has more balls than you

I was thinking about that in my head lmao

What do you mean? Lmao

me la ganaste en el minuto 3:04 se parece mucho

lol

Stephanie Santiago WorldS

Hell ya!

Exactly! The government is USELESS!

💯

Viva el pueblo❤❤

The warrior state

@@manny5307 Guerrero

Yah but your same people are the ones that started cartels and are killing innocent people

@@abstracz3375 Same thing could be said about any race there will always be bad people in all races but the good people should stand up and fight them back and not fear them.

They eventually will abuse their power some of them already did the one dr. Milares did with some of the autodefensa that why the dr. Is in prison right now

@@manuelgarcia5883 Lo que hace la ignorancia jajajaja. Mireles está en la cárcel por cargos de narcotráfico que nunca fue probado. Pero sigue creyendo lo que te dice el noticiero.

I don't think they'll have an opportunity to abuse the power, if they are truly under daily threat from cartels. I know what you mean though, alot of gangs started as protection groups and eventually become criminal enterprises.

They have and will. It's expensive funding a war against well funded well equipped narcos, so what is there to do in order to make enough money to stand a fighting chance? Why sell drugs of course. It's a fucked state of affairs

@@manuelgarcia5883 Mireles never abused his power. It was his second in command who took over the militia and annexed them to the police. Either way, case in point

Indeed.

Atf it's on it way to your house

They're under the rule of cartels because there's no government in the first place...

Preach

hopefully they stay that way groups like like tend to be turned to a darker agenda, especially in Mexico just look at the zetas original a Mexican special force for their military.

Dustin Heath ..because of the conditions these people had to endure? Would you like to go there?

It's been a while, but id love to pick your brain about Guerrero. Im writing a screenplay the Warrior State, and since you have family there and have been there - you seem like you understand what goes on there.

Nah Native Americans get out of there Mexico doesn't need help there freaken protected! Americans bost about there country and say that they are better than any other countries! Russia Beats America Just saying!

Barry Ale Russia doesnt beat America in literally anything. Arms, capital, structure. Tech. Nothing.

Barry Ale Don't know what you're trying to say, though I do have respect for the Russian leader. But you cannot find an identicle country as the US

***** Please watch the video again.

juan galt They are 100 NATIVE AMERICANS , and you are cero, whit no history

c. lince KK

Who do you think got the caballeros templarios out dumb ass?

***** d women in ur family are my bitches.......hombre

***** son i want to tell u a secret,i m ur dad ask ur mom

Damn, i just realize that this documentary its from 2013, things in Mexico aint change too much, the community Police still fighting, but now some of them are fighting with The cartels against the army

Theres a movie about im in netflix

Alejandro Araujo what's it called

its not a movie but its a true recorded documentary its called cartel land

Speaking of do you know what artist, genre, or song was used in the beginning of the video

@@ericmartin2340 Genre: slide guitar blues.

Larosa deguadalupe

Except the ones in the cartel right? Lmao

Cesar Marin on it

It has happened many times it will happen again

The corruption is low in mexico so it isn't nessacary

@@Lilhajxjk274 lol

Amen...

brave men...right side of karma...may lord give them strength.

Mkay

facts

And citys

why should we not give them weapons

​@@tammy2760 ikr? What are they supposed to defend themselves against the cartels with? Cartels who have guns and bazookas and everything!

La verdad, necesitamos luchar contra estos criminales.

Based

Yeah, because you can compare the US to a third world country. We doing fine here.

@@theporcupine9993 many places in the US is like a third world country though?

@@bengtsondanilo Not really, I mean there are some bad places but that is to be expected from a country as huge as the U.S. I wouldn't really call them third world.

Sadly it is illegal to own a wepaon in mexico

@@poobingo1555 there are areas that are definitely almost 3rd world and it’s gonna happen look at the tent cities in America there’s gonna be slums soon

They say some of the self defense groups were created or infiltrated by the other cartels to eliminate rivals as later their leaders joined . Some groups leaders became corrupt as they got closer to politics. There still is people who genuinely are there to make a change and protect their communities

issa joke bro

jajajaja good one. Right on the money.

Hes filipino he wouldnt know any spanish

lmaooo

DragRacer #98 Tagalog shares words with spanish. Did everyone forget the spaniards fucked our women? Some islands speak full spanish.

+TheWhoGivesAShitChannel It's the music.

TheWhoGivesAShitChannel Mexico's John Mexico

TheWhoGivesAShitChannel This reminds me of Chuparosa and Reyes.

My guy go buy a lotto ticket 2 years later im watching this shit n playing red dead 2 😀 im currently on da 4th chapter good shit

Because it's about people standing up against injustice and murder, same like Louisa was standing up for. A revolution

Amen

I agree

the question is, how?

@@sckrs.shorty If he trys to do it he drown in mountains of paperwork and bılls from goverment for every bullet. Especially after the laws released in early 2000's the transportation of most of the weapons accross countrys were made illegal or heavily controlled

so nice apparently government can't track down those American made AR15s grabbed by cartels

Fonzi Caston never going to happen, as long as there have been different groups of people there has been loyalty to them and conflict with others, whether they be race (racism), nations (nationalism), (patriotism), family etc..

how bout no ? :D

Fonzi Caston it's just pure ignorance, you treat others with respect and kindness.

***** did you saw this video you dumbfuck every Mexican in here look the same none of them look white black or Asian yes Mexican is not a race but people in mexico and most of Latin america are the same.

Fonzi Caston Yeah, I dunno why that is... I grew up in a eastern european country that used to be part of the soviet union. Because until twenty years ago all immigration was controlled by SU and after that the recovering country was too poor and too cold to attract many newcomers, there is virtually no other races living here. I would guess 99% of the population is white, I think the first time I saw an asian person was in my early teens and a black person in my late teens.As such, racism is never discussed in families, in schools - there is just no need for it. Therefore, everyone I know developed their own ideas about the problem without ever actually dicussing it, seeing it or experiencing it. And as we got old enough to travel around, as the country developed to the point where at least exchange students, if not permanent residents, of all races could be seen, as we got old enough to discuss social problems that were present in other parts of the world, I was very surprised how different the views of people raised in the same enviorment, even raised in the same families, could be. I know this guy who hates practically everyone. He hates religion of all forms, he hates gays, he... well, likes women, but thinks they are less than men, and he hates all other races, especially black people. At least he knows about religion, maybe even has met a gay or two, but he has never met a black guy. I asked him has he ever spoken to one, he was like: "Nah, I don't need to speak to them to know they are..." (It was a long speech. A long time ago too, haven't seen him in seven years now, so don't remember exactly, but you can imagine). And he isn't even really dumb, he's educated and works as a teacher. Teacher!?! My point is, it doesn't really depend on a persons experience. The strongest type of hate is the groundless one, passed on by someone, taken in as fact before you learned to doubt what you know. The best thing anyone can do is try their best to not pass on the hate that they don't even know where it came from. And well, assholes will always exist, the kind who think less of everyone else to think more of themselves. But if we outnumber them one day, they will be forced to shut up. So keep up the hope, mate.

Haha

Guadagnini amen

Unions

This wouldn't work in the US. These people grew up with a more socialist government, more socialist communities (see Zapatistas, Mexican support for the government during the cultural revolution). The culture of majority of America wouldn't support that, and problems have never been as widespread and as great in magnitude as the issues that plague regions where these police groups have propagated. Our police and state/federal level security networks are powerful enough to keep the vast majority of people alive and well, so there isn't nearly the motivation among the people for community police - it just isn't necessary. Although I agree with you, there's plenty to learn from the documentaray, I disagree with your (inferring here, maybe you did mean it literally) point that Americans should take up arms to protect their communities. We have professional police forces fully capable of doing so, most of the time.

Alexander Price we are heading down the road of complete socialism with an already tyrannical government. i disagree.

JDsgreatz28 why do you believe that? Do you have any evidence to support that claim?

derrick williams while this may be true in some areas of the US, for majority of her citizens, the existing systems are suffice.

Alexander Price Mexico has been ruled by Right winged conservatives in the past 20th century and 21st century 'Partido Revolucionario Institutional' ruling Mexico for 65 years and present and 'Partido Accion Nacional' past 12 years

Markyish | FIFA they don't give a fuck

+Markyish | FIFA They probably got really nice expensive cowboy hats at home, but of course they don't want to get those hats dirty! I can't blame them. I'd wear those shitty beater hats too, it serves their purpose to shade them from the sun, and if the hat gets stolen, they lose it or it gets dirty, it's no big deal, there's more cheap hats.

+Brandon Salgado calm down

Me too.

It would be nice if we could donate to their cause. But I think the only thing you can do for now is to join them.

Julio Arguello I guess donating proper equipment for them to use and ammunition but that's no cheap thing.

If people with guns went out on the streets acitivly hunting criminals they would get shot to death by the police.

mtothem1337 Zimmerman is a good example of that not happening. Yes, he went through court hell, but everything was fine in the end.

IA suppose to do that( police the police) but corruption starts with, as always, with money! people who come together can stand up to any enemy. domestic or foreign