Who says it won't work? wrote:
If US Special Forces can't breach it, neither will the drug cartels. And this from the LA Times, a left-leaning newspaper.
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-border-wall-test-20180119-story.html
nope wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
How could it not be detrimental? I thought you progressives used to be for unions, workers rights, and the 40 hour week? Illegal workers often make less than the minimum wage or work in substandard, illegal conditions. That unfair competition hurts every working-class citizen, and only serves to enrich big business owners and upper class folks who hire illegal household help.
And it's certainly detrimental in terms of demographics. If these people are coming from war-torn, violent places, with low education levels, what type of kids are they going to raise here?
Not a progressive, would never vote democrat in my life.....i just happen to be anti-moran.
Most immigrant kids i know turned out much better than you.
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
What is morally questionable about a sovereign nation securing and defending its borders against foreign invasion? That is a fundamental right of any country.
America has invaded more countries than any other during most people's lifetimes.....yet we are the ones building a wall?
Non Sequitur
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
What is morally questionable about a sovereign nation securing and defending its borders against foreign invasion? That is a fundamental right of any country.
America has invaded more countries than any other during most people's lifetimes.....yet we are the ones building a wall?
Non Sequitur
I'm sorry you couldn't follow the logic.
Pierre Douton wrote:
What is morally questionable about a sovereign nation securing and defending its borders against foreign invasion? That is a fundamental right of any country.
nope wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
So you're saying we need an enforcement program to kick those people out, in addition to the aforementioned wall/steel barrier? Sign me up!
i'm saying the immigrants are not really a problem. There's little evidence that illegal immigration is even a detriment to our country. Why not address issues that are known problems first?
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
What is morally questionable about a sovereign nation securing and defending its borders against foreign invasion? That is a fundamental right of any country.
America has invaded more countries than any other during most people's lifetimes.....yet we are the ones building a wall?
Non Sequitur
I'm sorry you couldn't follow the logic.
Enlighten me, oh wise one.
Hindered wrote:
Basically, the drug cartels already control the border for practical purposes.
Of course USA media won't report it, but they've gone off and killed ppl who sneaked across samizdat, instead of paying the 5000 dollar smuggling fee. It's another angle that the "humanitarian" syndrome gets wrong, ofc.
Harambe wrote:
Illegal immigration is at a 30 year low.
Don't buy the media propaganda. It's a non issue.
Figure out how to keep the economy running as we age and have less kids -- that a real pressing issue.
OR figure out climate change.
Stop being a moron and worrying about immigration -- you just look illiterate.
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
What is morally questionable about a sovereign nation securing and defending its borders against foreign invasion? That is a fundamental right of any country.
America has invaded more countries than any other during most people's lifetimes.....yet we are the ones building a wall?
Non Sequitur
I'm sorry you couldn't follow the logic.
Enlighten me, oh wise one.
i don't waste wisdom on fools or trolls.
It's easy enough to put the pieces together yourself if you try.
thinking for yourself...give it shot.
Pierre Douton wrote:
Harambe wrote:
Illegal immigration is at a 30 year low.
Don't buy the media propaganda. It's a non issue.
Figure out how to keep the economy running as we age and have less kids -- that a real pressing issue.
OR figure out climate change.
Stop being a moron and worrying about immigration -- you just look illiterate.
Sounds like Trump is having a deterrent effect! Why not keep working on the problem to get it even lower?
The rest of your post is nothing but whataboutism so I won’t engage.
rtyetygertyget wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
well, for one thing wrote:
Pierre Douton wrote:
What is morally questionable about a sovereign nation securing and defending its borders against foreign invasion? That is a fundamental right of any country.
America has invaded more countries than any other during most people's lifetimes.....yet we are the ones building a wall?
Non Sequitur
I'm sorry you couldn't follow the logic.
Enlighten me, oh wise one.
i don't waste wisdom on fools or trolls.
It's easy enough to put the pieces together yourself if you try.
thinking for yourself...give it shot.
The Patriots are good on offense. Therefore they should not play defense. Sound logic indeed.
The Patriots are good on offense. Therefore they should not play defense. Sound logic indeed.
EFan wrote:
It will work. The leftist open borders lobby will say/find anything to prevent it from going up.
The bleeding hearts like to hearken back to the "good ol' days" of Ellis Island style immigration as a way of guiding modern border policy. Ellis Island was not as rosy as movies and books like to portray....Ellis Island turned away ~2% of immigrants. Note these numbers are of people who actually got on the boat and made the journey. The ocean liner companies knew US immigration rules at the time and most screened all would be immigrants before boarding their ships (the companies had to pay for the return journey for anyone turned away at Ellis Island).
Reasons for getting denied entry ranged from having contagious diseases like TB to holding extreme political beliefs (think crazy anarchists, commies etc).
A porous border with a third world country (yes, it is THIRD WORLD) is not a good recipe for success and has caused among other things crime and disease (resurgence in TB which was thought to be almost eradicated in the US 30 years ago).
