Interesting to watch. I wonder how much more crumbling infrastructure all over the world this nasty MS-13 gang has decorated in graffiti, blood, drug addicts, and broken lives in 4 years since this documentary was made? Probably grown exponentially with our economic woes, eh?
I'm grateful that even though I've been poor, I never had to deal with these violent lowlife scumbag cretins. Jeez what a bunch of nasty, brutal and stupid thugs. Most of them are hopeless criminals and can't be rehabbed. The gang tattoos are one of the reasons I've never liked tattoos. When I was a teenager none of the angst ridden middle class teenagers had cute, cartoonish and colorful tattoos or weird piercings, only the dirtbags had ugly ass jail tats, and frankly, through no fault of my own, I had to deal with a few of them briefly and in relatively safe environs. I saw the graffiti and tattoos and the glazed, vacant-eyed paint huffing, pcp smoking morons 30 years ago and beat feet. At that time a full-time minimum wage job would get you a 2 bedroom apartment in this city in a decent neighborhood with only 3 inhabitants instead of needing 4 or 5 roommates. At that time it was possible to find a full-time minimum wage job, and a decent neighborhood that had affordable rents.
This gang is certainly a testament to the pathetic state of the justice system in the US and the US's retarded foreign policy in Latin America.
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