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Originally Posted by JThiessen
I'd liken the "walls" to gated communities. When you drive by one of those, what do you think? "Man, I'd sure like to live there"? Or "What a bunch prudish snobs...what are they thinking?". Personnally, I'd prefer to deal with "problems" face to face, rather than just blocking them out. And I'm not overly concerned about terrorists coming across the border - in fact I have yet to hear of a terrorist that snuck across through an "unprotected" zone. Second, I challenge anyone to put a wall up across the Rockies, and what are you going to do along the coast? It aint all flat scrub brush like ya got down south!!
What do I think? I think man I wish I could afford to live in there. In fact I do live in something just like that. I live on a military post in Seoul, Korea. It is walled, barbwired, garded with machine guns, and double gated. Sure I live in a foreign country at the moment, but this is exactly how our own country is becoming. Thats the problem. There are more than likely hundreds or more already in our borders, because it was too easy to get in wanting to kill us, and waiting for the order or the moment when they feel it is time to die. Take your blinders off and look around you. Watch the news and see what is going on in our nations borders. The good is being over run by the bad and the ugly, and we are too busy trying to be pollitically correct to notice or deal with the problems.
Where you cannot put up walls, you clear deadman zones just like the DMZ between north & South Korea, and put up security fencing with razor wire and gard posts.
How to deal with them? I can admit I don't have all the answers, but giving our law enforcement some teeth would be a big help.
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Absolutely right. That is what I am trying to say. We as a nation need to stop catering to the lazy, the illegals, & the criminals and start making legislature and Gov run systems that will resolve these issues and stop dancing around the campfire.