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Thanks, I appreciate this.
High praise from thethe. Congratulations!
Thanks, I appreciate this.
Thanks, I appreciate this.
High praise from thethe. Congratulations!
I’ll always engage with an IQ titan like you. It’s my personal mission to make you see the light however.
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It’s all too good. Imagine if there were no gaps?
Have to be some kind of moron to think a wall isn’t part of a comprehensive border security plan.
I've already provided irrefutable proof that are gaps in the very wall that Trump built. They are either sawing or welding through it. And others just use a ladder.
+ Hamas has been digging tunnels under the wall. Just sayin
I have always advocated for a moat filled with alligators. Much better than a wall. Or barbed wire.
Got nothing but love for you aside for one issue! Will always engage with you. You just don’t come around these parts anymore.
The ladders are not being used to transport hundreds of thousands of migrants and the gaps being mentioned here are not welded areas that you can only fit one person in at a time. So no - you haven't provided evidence of what you are saying.
Yes they are. They are literally crossing at a place in that video you shared where 1 person at a time is crossing through, just like they are currently doing with Trump's wall.
Here is a look at how great Trump's wall held up in AZ.
https://gizmodo.com/trumps-border-w...IBacp0nMS-7hTGRy_BsE3QNrtDybVS_bLxWEYF1I0gGC8
And how great it was working in parts of TX.
https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/trump-border-wall-ladders/
Great - So you experience and learn how to make things better and you adapt.
We are not getting migrations by the hundreds of thousands using ladders. Its much easier to walk across unwalled land and therefore is an impediment that allows easier policiing.
But all you are doing is posting a small handful of articles highlighting issues (that are easily correctable) and not the fact that the wall is still diverting flow as its designed to do.
A moat would be more ecofriendly.
All at the cost of the taxpayer. Let's spend another 11 billion on it to see if that works.
And no, these are not easily correctable solutions. Nor are they cheap. I've already mentioned the annual cost of upkeep on a wall like this, which was based on numbers for about 5 years ago, which have no doubt risen about 50% since then (maybe more). And all this ignores the environmental costs as this article points out:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/im...t-damage-destruction-environmental-rcna103973
With alligators with fricking laserbeams attached to their heads.
You joke, but a US/Mexico canal stretching from TX to Cali has been proposed more than a couple of times in the past, each time with very little support.
You are comparing the cost relative to what alternative that is cheaper?
A wall is 100% a deterrent as opposed to open space where apparently you think we can have a border patrol agent every mile and millions od drones flying around doing what? Shooting migrants?