Are we, (The U.S.) to tolerant?

Question

Why isn't the armed aggression by the Mexican military against the United States Border Patrol seen as an act of war?

Answer 1

Go ahead, go to war against Mexico.  

Answer 2

We passed tolerant a long time ago,it's just pathetic now.  

Answer 3

Americans have become racial cowards.  Many people are so scared that someone might think they're a racist that they are scared to enforce our borders and KILL anyone to take pop shots at our border guards.  The mexican army hasnt got that hangy downy things to commit an act of war against us.  sometimes, individual, drug running soldiers might fire a few shots, but the mexican government isnt stupid enough to allow the military to do that.  we could wipe the country out before water can boil.

Answer 4

Once again the border was clearly marked, It was on the Tohono Oodam Nation. there is a graded road with markers, and the Mexican military did not leave until other Border Patrol agents arrived. He was held at gunpoint for appx 4 minutes.

Answer 5

I don't know why but it should be seen as that

the mexican government obviously has no respect for our country

Answer 6

We do need to build a wall behind that fence we are building, shortly the global political scene will make that obviously necessary.  

Answer 7

Maybe bush is tooooo busy with his war in iraq for now

Answer 8

Sorry! There's no Military Aggression against the US! it's just anti-illegal propaganda. If you're trying to exaggerate the story in AZ, it only happened because there were no markers showing where the borders meet, and once the agent identified himself, everybody went home to tell another story, and they are working TOGETHER to make sure it doesn't happen again.

Mexican Soldiers Enter AZ, Hold Agent

http://www.kpho.com/news/17112373/detail...

TUCSON, Ariz. -- Four Mexican soldiers crossed into Arizona and held a U.S. Border Patrol agent at gunpoint before realizing where they were and returning to Mexico, federal authorities said Wednesday.

They lowered their weapons after about four minutes when the agent convinced them of who he was and where they were, she said. The soldiers then retreated into Mexico.

But other areas on the reservation and other stretches of border either have only barbed wire or no markers at all, making it hard to distinguish the boundary.

"There are places where there are no markers, at least not easily found," said Lloyd Easterling, a Border Patrol spokesman in Washington. "There's no line painted in the sand or anything like that."

********The Mexican government has sent soldiers north along sections of the border in efforts to tamp down drug-related violence.*********

He added: "We're working with the Mexican government to make sure that this doesn't happen again. This can't be happening."