Cenk Uyger and Ana of Young turks just don't get Phillpine drug crisis and need to execution of dealers

Lee Park Kong
   President Rodrigo Duterte’s promise of a bloody war on drugs convinced thousands of self-confessed drug pushers and users to surrender to police, and has led to accusations of corruption at the highest levels of law enforcement. Criminal Chinese gangs have been pressing for drug profits and growth against the Philippine masses which they disdain and in no way did these Chinese drug pusher lord ever expect for a president like Rodrigo Duterte ever to gain power and fight for the every day Filipino. Cenk Uygur and the Young Turk co-host bimbo of his discussed this ne regime in the Phillipines and how he just killed forty five drug dealers without a trial in his war against the growing corruption and drug lords in this Asian country.   In a televised speech Mr Duterte accused top-ranking generals for being complicate in allowing the flow of drugs to penetrate all aspects of Philippine society and encouraging more importation of these brutal drugs from mainland China. The Young Turks questioned the presidents authoritarian nature and if he is just using the excuse of the drug scourge for more crackdown and power. Ana Kasparian wondered if these aggressive tactics may somehow eventually trickle down for more minor crimes and basically these people on the Young Turks are acting that the Philippines drug wars is somehow similar to the slow legalization of pot in America and that Duterte is going after minor drug use. Drug use has plagued this poverty stricken country giving a dramatic increase of brutal crime unseen before in this nations history and why they elected this former mayor and strongman needed to deal with this crisis. America needs a leader as well who will kill these urban criminal drug pushers and leaders waging total war on their endemic culture that has done nothing but cost society and government for years. This has mainly been allowed  due to neglect and ignore from a corrupt Democratic party base which goes out of its way in pleasing drug lords for their political base and a m ajor crackdown on Chicago's West and South side gangs wold make this  no longer the case.