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September 2nd Strike

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September 2nd Strike

Posted on December 5, 2025 by dmartignetti

Matt Gagnon discusses the ethical and legal implications of the U.S. military’s actions against drug smugglers, particularly in light of the September 2 strike. He argues that the laws of war, designed for state-to-state conflicts, do not apply to non-state actors like drug runners.

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