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Dont Taz Me Bro I hear you and know, we do not suffer their burden of the border states by any means. Crime is up everywhere. I am just not sure of a national crime connection to changes at the border, though am certain it does impact Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. The rest of us, probably not so much. We are definitely not having an increase of crime by illegal aliens in Jackson, TN, just the usual homegrown thug class, getting out more after staying home more, due to Covid-19.
This is grounds for impeachment.A supermajority of Americans blame him for the surge at the border and most believe it's causing an increase in crime and drug trafficking. This was done on purpose as the Democratic Party for decades has embraced illegal immigrants. They claim they don't support it, but it's a lie. They know that these people mostly result in future Democratic voters and they absolutely love the quagmire they are seeing right now, which is why few will speak out against it.
I'm all for anybody coming to this country and making a life for themselves. My mother is an immigrant. In fact, I believe our immigration requirements need to be far more liberal. The amount of red tape and bureaucracy surrounding our immigration process is why we have so much illegal border crossings in the first place. We need to make it easier for people to come here and obtain a work visa and that will enable us to have a freer and more controlled flow of immigration without the chaos, the trafficking, and the kids in cages. Congress continues to fail us in properly addressing this issue and for some reason we allow them to.
Most Americans think surge of illegal border crossings is a crisis
Most voters (68 percent) think that Biden’s immigration executive orders encourage illegal immigration.thehill.com
There was no cross border traffic during the pandemic except for essential workers.
It would probably better if everyone reacted more to what directly affects them personally than getting in a lather about the things that do not. Of course, we are part of one nation, but that does not give you or anyone else to soap box to rile to whole nation to your cause or support. I often think, many would like a closed, fenced border, protected by armed troops, but (in my opinion) that is not what this country is mainly about, nor should it be. Fences secure enough to keep people out can also be thought of as keeping people in and have been used that way, by governments in parts of the world that many of us despise.Dont Taz Me Bro I hear you and know, we do not suffer their burden of the border states by any means. Crime is up everywhere. I am just not sure of a national crime connection to changes at the border, though am certain it does impact Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. The rest of us, probably not so much. We are definitely not having an increase of crime by illegal aliens in Jackson, TN, just the usual homegrown thug class, getting out more after staying home more, due to Covid-19.
Did you know that national crime numbers go up when border state crime numbers go up because - stay with me here - WE'RE PART OF THE FUCKING NATION?!
No one's actually interested in hearing, "Fuck the border, because Tennesee's doing great, and I only care about what personally affects me".
This is a national problem for a number of reasons, but the first reason is because it was caused by a federal policy.
Fences secure enough to keep people out can also be thought of as keeping people in and have been used that way, by governments in parts of the world that many of us despise.
A supermajority of Americans blame him for the surge at the border and most believe it's causing an increase in crime and drug trafficking. This was done on purpose as the Democratic Party for decades has embraced illegal immigrants. They claim they don't support it, but it's a lie. They know that these people mostly result in future Democratic voters and they absolutely love the quagmire they are seeing right now, which is why few will speak out against it.
I'm all for anybody coming to this country and making a life for themselves. My mother is an immigrant. In fact, I believe our immigration requirements need to be far more liberal. The amount of red tape and bureaucracy surrounding our immigration process is why we have so much illegal border crossings in the first place. We need to make it easier for people to come here and obtain a work visa and that will enable us to have a freer and more controlled flow of immigration without the chaos, the trafficking, and the kids in cages. Congress continues to fail us in properly addressing this issue and for some reason we allow them to.
Most Americans think surge of illegal border crossings is a crisis
Most voters (68 percent) think that Biden’s immigration executive orders encourage illegal immigration.
Not really. I do not like spending money to solve a problem that will not be solved by spending the money. I do not like the duplicity of the Republicans and the Democrats as they use it to raise money, while both sides benefit monetarily on the issues, as the issues there are of more benefit to talk about, blame and raise money on, than they are to solve. Solving would take working together and would get somebody primaried if they tried it.Fences secure enough to keep people out can also be thought of as keeping people in and have been used that way, by governments in parts of the world that many of us despise.
This is what worries you about a secure US border?
I do not like spending money to solve a problem that will not be solved by spending the money.
Not that much, in my opinion. There is no 20 foot-tall fence, 2000 thousand miles long that could keep me out if I wanted to come in. It will keep back the sick, lame, lazy, but not anybody that wants to come across. Think of it like a minimal, fixed fortification. Patton said fixed fortifications are a testament to the stupidity of man that can be conquered by anybody, and he was right. He was talking about much more serious fortifications than a crumby 20 foot-tall, uncontrolled fence, that is easy pickings for anybody with a short length of rope and even an improvised grappling hook. I don't think the fence is worth the money and never have. I do not really care about the fence. I have not missed a meal, or vacation for lack of money, since they started building it and won't, so knock yourself out if you want one. Just don't look for somebody with my background to be a big supporter.I do not like spending money to solve a problem that will not be solved by spending the money.
Stopping people from simply walking over the border isn't helpful?
Not that much, in my opinion. There is no 20 foot-tall fence, 2000 thousand miles long that could keep me out if I wanted to come in. It will keep back the sick, lame, lazy, but not anybody that wants to come across. Think of it like a minimal, fixed fortification. Patton said fixed fortifications are a testament to the stupidity of man that can be conquered by anybody, and he was right. He was talking about much more serious fortifications than a crumby 20 foot-tall, uncontrolled fence, that is easy pickings for anybody with a short length of rope and even an improvised grappling hook. I don't think the fence is worth the money and never have. I do not really care about the fence. I have not missed a meal, or vacation for lack of money, since they started building it and won't, so knock yourself out if you want one. Just don't look for somebody with my background to be a big supporter.I do not like spending money to solve a problem that will not be solved by spending the money.
Stopping people from simply walking over the border isn't helpful?
Some, but not enough to be worth the money or the forcing of landowners to sell Uncle Sam the land to do it.Not that much, in my opinion. There is no 20 foot-tall fence, 2000 thousand miles long that could keep me out if I wanted to come in. It will keep back the sick, lame, lazy, but not anybody that wants to come across. Think of it like a minimal, fixed fortification. Patton said fixed fortifications are a testament to the stupidity of man that can be conquered by anybody, and he was right. He was talking about much more serious fortifications than a crumby 20 foot-tall, uncontrolled fence, that is easy pickings for anybody with a short length of rope and even an improvised grappling hook. I don't think the fence is worth the money and never have. I do not really care about the fence. I have not missed a meal, or vacation for lack of money, since they started building it and won't, so knock yourself out if you want one. Just don't look for somebody with my background to be a big supporter.I do not like spending money to solve a problem that will not be solved by spending the money.
Stopping people from simply walking over the border isn't helpful?
Not that much, in my opinion.
Not that much, but some?
There is no 20 foot-tall fence, 2000 thousand miles long that could keep me out if I wanted to come in.
But it would make it more difficult.
It will keep back the sick, lame, lazy,
You say that like it's a bad thing.
Patton said fixed fortifications are a testament to the stupidity of man that can be conquered by anybody, and he was right.
I agree, we should add mine fields and machine guns.
It would probably better if everyone reacted more to what directly affects them personally than getting in a lather about the things that do not. Of course, we are part of one nation, but that does not give you or anyone else to soap box to rile to whole nation to your cause or support. I often think, many would like a closed, fenced border, protected by armed troops, but (in my opinion) that is not what this country is mainly about, nor should it be. Fences secure enough to keep people out can also be thought of as keeping people in and have been used that way, by governments in parts of the world that many of us despise.Dont Taz Me Bro I hear you and know, we do not suffer their burden of the border states by any means. Crime is up everywhere. I am just not sure of a national crime connection to changes at the border, though am certain it does impact Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and California. The rest of us, probably not so much. We are definitely not having an increase of crime by illegal aliens in Jackson, TN, just the usual homegrown thug class, getting out more after staying home more, due to Covid-19.
Did you know that national crime numbers go up when border state crime numbers go up because - stay with me here - WE'RE PART OF THE FUCKING NATION?!
No one's actually interested in hearing, "Fuck the border, because Tennesee's doing great, and I only care about what personally affects me".
This is a national problem for a number of reasons, but the first reason is because it was caused by a federal policy.
It has been a problem, at least as far back as the Reagan Presidency, with kick the can being the way the political problem has been played for 2 generations or more. If you think I pay too little attention to your political border issue now, I assure you I was far more concerned back in the day, about the Czech border back then, because that is where the tank tread met the trail, so to speak, when armed and fully loaded tanks are gun tube to gun tube moving parallel along a tree lined or open border.
I do not like spending money to solve a problem that will not be solved by spending the money.
Stopping people from simply walking over the border isn't helpful?
Is is done cackling, all the brainwashed GOP base knows about her that is factual. Sexist twats lol.Like I said, me too. Because if she becomes president, she's gonna be a significant, whiney disaster.
I think Joe will be healthy through his term, just fine
You must have a really low bar.
She is getting a lot of OJT,
Mostly in cackling.
Is is done cackling, all the brainwashed GOP base knows about her that is factual. Sexist twats lol.
