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Did I say I was trolling anyone? All I said was I went to bed. Sleep good. Life good.Messenger said:That's really uncalled for, Hambil. I've tried to point out the root of these misunderstandings but rather than you trying to be the bigger man, I have to get "no I was trolling you all along" crap.
Ok, so you concede fully. Until next time.
Messenger said:And why would you be agreeing with liberals more and more over immigration?
Hambil said:Building and maintaining a wall will:
1) Cost money we don't have.
2) Be minimally effective since most of our southern border is water.
3) Set back relations and trade with Mexico.
4) Set a tone of isolationism in the country that gives a false sense of security, when we are already slowly losing are technical lead in the world.
It doesn't solve the problem because the problem isn't illegal immigration. Illegal immigration is a symptom of economic dispare.
I never said I wanted an open border, or amnesty. I just don't think a wall solves anything. With TQ and his ilk disagreeing with a single point of theirs seems to mean you must disagree with everything they stand for and be wrong about everything. They live in a very black and white world.K Dogg said:Conversely, Hambil is sounding a lot like George W. Bush on the immigration issue.
Yeah, it looked like he was scrambling to think of reasons why taking action would be a bad idea there.K Dogg said:Conversely, Hambil is sounding a lot like George W. Bush on the immigration issue.
As usual we never got far enough in the converstaion to find out what I was actually suggesting or what I believed. We spent the time with you and TQ analyzing what I meant by "wall" and "made better".Messenger said:Yeah, it looked like he was scrambling to think of reasons why taking action would be a bad idea there.
Furthermore, the reconquista movement has big corporate funding. In almost every case we’ve researched, rich white men are behind the neo-Aztec movement. One businessman in California bought almost 700 signs telling the public that Los Angeles is now Mexico. Compare this with the grassfire billboards operation which currently has one billboard in Texas and is desperately attempting to get public donations for 4 more billboards.
62 percent of those surveyed told Time that they would back a plan to militarize the border. Just 35 percent opposed.
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