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May 12, 2023, 11:07 AM
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So now you are going to offer whole sections of states to illegal invaders . Who's property you going to steal ?.Where is the vital resources like water going to come from ? The High Plains and Ogallala aquifer are already dangerously low. The region cannot sustain large populations .
The progressive libs running the sanctuary cities have the same chorus every time someone suggests that they should help absorb the illegal hordes. "We need help with more Washington "resources " ( a euphemism for money )
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May 12, 2023, 11:45 AM
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Why do they want in?
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May 12, 2023, 02:05 PM
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There is a legal process that needs a leader to enforce it .
The US has been historically the most open country on the planet and would continue to be if the laws of the land were enforced. 10,000 a day will overwhelm the American's people's means to absorb them . Already we know the hypocrite rich Dems on Martha's Vineyard evicted all the illegals that were sent there from
Texas in less than a day after they arrived .
It is not about immigration . This is the Dems continuing to execute the Cloward -Piven strategy to destroy the nation. They proposed taking advantage of the spirit of American generosity to crash our economy. The idea was to create a never ending demand for social services until the money ran out and a new Marxist system of government that would “equitably” distribute the nations’ wealth would be implemented .
Why are they coming ? For the promise of free stuff .
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May 12, 2023, 02:35 PM
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One of the biggest reasons for the increase in migration is the number of failed and authoritarian states in the Western Hemisphere. Struggling economies worsened by the coronavirus pandemic, humanitarian crises and political upheaval have sent people fleeing their homes for a safer and more stable life in the United States.
For many migrants, including those from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua and Venezuela, the situation is so desperate that the risk of making the dangerous journey and potentially being turned away by U.S. officials is preferable to continuing to live in dire conditions.
“Failing states across the Western Hemisphere is the disease,” said Jason Houser, a former top immigration official in the Biden administration. “The flow of migrants to the border, overwhelming our agencies, is the symptom.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/10/u...migration.html
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May 12, 2023, 03:30 PM
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I don't think they would make the trip in most cases if they need the door was not open to just anyone who just decided he/she needed to walk across the border and get a job, start a life, have a baby with guaranteed citizenship, sell illegal drugs, steal the property of others, or traffic human beings for sex. That is why whatever the motive is, the process must be still be done legally. And that is especially true considering that fentanyl is now the leading cause of death for young adults.
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May 12, 2023, 03:41 PM
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They are promised freebees . They all say so. The promise of free money, free food, free education, and free medical care , direct financial transfers, medical benefits, food assistance, and education is a powerful incentive .
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May 12, 2023, 03:57 PM
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It's funny to me how people want the country to have an open door to anyone/everyone, but they don't do that with their own homes. Wonder why not?
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May 12, 2023, 07:21 PM
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Would you go to their homes?
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May 12, 2023, 07:48 PM
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If they invited me, then I would LEGALLY go. I would not, however, force open their front doors. And I don't even know why we are discussing this. When a nation refuses to police and control entry, then it's hard to know how to react to that. Why don't we just open the airways while we're at it? Passport?? Not needed to enter the U.S.!!
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May 13, 2023, 05:49 AM
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If I didn't know better, I'd say we are watching a soap opera. How can democrats continue to defend this insanity? I have said many times that I am no fan of Trump, but his idea to build a wall along at least MOST of the border was a great one. It's the only solution.
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May 13, 2023, 09:14 AM
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Every wall built so far has been scaled (even by teenagers!) or burrowed under. Or avoided by traveling to either end. And what about the masses pressing against the wall on the Mexican side?
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May 13, 2023, 10:00 AM
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People entering illegally are entering in areas where there is no wall. Hmmm. What does that tell us? To suggest that walls are useless is simply childish.
Walls don't stop illegal immigration, but they do slow it down greatly to a manageable point unlike the craziness of the actions of the Biden admin.
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May 13, 2023, 10:12 AM
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I repeat (minus an insult to your intelligence as you gave to mine):
Every wall built so far has been scaled (even by teenagers!) or burrowed under. Or avoided by traveling to either end. And what about the masses pressing against the wall on the Mexican side?
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May 13, 2023, 11:34 AM
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1. How do you know that "every wall built so far has been scaled or burrowed under"?
2. If they travel "to the other end", then that means the wall needs to be lengthened.
3. The masses will not press against a wall. Show me pics of that happening.
4. Since you seem not to have read this the first time, I'll post it again. "Walls don't stop illegal immigration, but they do slow it down greatly to a manageable point."
People put fences and walls around their houses. It doesn't make a burglary impossible, but it makes it much more unlikely. Nothing is 100% reliable. To suggest we not use these ideas because they are not 100% effective is, I'm sorry to say again, childish. I think you realize that is true. I'm not questioning your intelligence. I'm actually suggesting you put your considerable intelligence to better use.
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May 13, 2023, 11:50 AM
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Every wall built so far has been scaled (even by teenagers!) or burrowed under. Or avoided by traveling to either end. And what about the masses pressing against the wall on the Mexican side?
Tell that to the East Berliners . Yeah some crossed over . It prevented many more from leaving ,
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Jobs & Parenting Expert
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May 13, 2023, 12:21 PM
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Originally Posted by jlisenbe
1. How do you know that "every wall built so far has been scaled or burrowed under"?
Please read your history book. Even the Berlin Wall and Great Wall of China have been scaled.
2. If they travel "to the other end", then that means the wall needs to be lengthened.
Into the ocean.
3. The masses will not press against a wall. Show me pics of that happening.
Photos are in my morning newspaper every day.
4. Since you seem not to have read this the first time, I'll post it again. "Walls don't stop illegal immigration, but they do slow it down greatly to a manageable point."
As rhe masses grow on the Mexico side and press harder and harder against each other and the wall.
People put fences and walls around their houses. It doesn't make a burglary impossible, but it makes it much more unlikely. Nothing is 100% reliable. To suggest we not use these ideas because they are not 100% effective is, I'm sorry to say again, childish. I think you realize that is true. I'm not questioning your intelligence. I'm actually suggesting you put your considerable intelligence to better use.
I'm in Mensa. Don't mess with me. And stop double-dipping.
If all that is true, why didn't Trump finish the wall?
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May 13, 2023, 03:01 PM
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Your argument basically goes like this. We shouldn't put locking vaults in banks since, after all, thieves manage to defeat the locks and enter the vaults from time to time. Since they are not 100% reliable, then we should just store the money on top of cabinets. The two arguments (yours about the wall and that one about vaults) equally make no sense. To appeal to the Great Wall of China and the Berlin Wall is kind of bizarre on your part since both were great successes for their intended purposes. If a "Great Southern Wall" for us would work as well as those two, our illegal immigration problems would be over.
The masses on the Mexican side are not pressing against the wall. If you had any pics of that, you would post them. To suggest that they would gather en masse and just push the wall over also makes no sense at all.
Trump did not complete all the wall because the Acme Border Wall Company did not just happen to have 1500 miles of wall already in stock and ready to install. [SARC] It takes time to do a project that large, and he only had two years to do it. How much did Biden install? For that matter, how does Biden seem to be doing?
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May 13, 2023, 03:19 PM
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May 13, 2023, 06:46 PM
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We need more immigration offices and employees plus social workers and counselors at the southern border, which means more housing, eateries, bathrooms. As I posted earlier, too many Western Hemisphere countries aren't fit to live in right now. That's why people have left them, in hopes of finding a better life in the U.S. (and Canada?). We need a plan to help the immigrants to blend in with us, just as we did the Vietnamese after the Tet Offensive. (And yes, I helped with that in my town.) Trouble is, covid has turned life upside down. Social life has drastically changed. Social isolation (now that we've lost our rudders, we socialize mostly digitally) is predominant. Week magazine this week has an interesting article about that.
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