Is that supposed to be a rational question?
Yes, it is.
I mean, what is the endgame here with all this inhumanity?
I know all of the standard comebacks like
"It's a national security issue!"
"It's an invasion!"
"We CAN'T afford them!"
"B-b-but the threat of TERRORISM!"
"Not OUR problem!"
"It's all just a conspiracy to increase Dem voting base."
" They are taking away JOBS!"
And on, and on, and on.
Everyone wants to talk in soundbytes about this issue but the REALITY is there is a huge humanitarian crisis going on south of our border.
These people have nowhere else to go.
What can we (and should we) do as compassionate human beings to ease their suffering?
What would Jesus do?
What would Jesus say?
"Not my problem?"
"Go back home and fix your OWN damned country!"
I don't think so.
So what are we going to do about this crisis?
Build a wall?
I don't think so.
That was an absolutely ridiculous suggestion from the very beginning!
Even the ancient Chinese understood the limits of construction and materials.
You CAN'T build a "wall" down the middle of a constantly dhifting and moving riverbed!
But I digress.
Back to the question.
What are we going to do about this crisis?
Are we going to respond to it like decent, caring, compassionate human beings....or like barbarians?
And if the latter is the answer.....we might as well go ALL IN right?
Full throttle....like others throughout history before us.
I mean, nothing will deter illegal immigration quite as effectively as constant footage on the 24 hour news channels of giant pits in the desert full of the black, bloated bodies of unwanted immigrant men, women, and babies with flies and maggots eating their eyes out.
Right?
So I guess we, as a cultur we, as a society, just need to make a decision.
How badly do we want these people, these desperate illegal immigrants gone?
Then someone needs to come up with a comprehensive final solution to the problem, and ultimately implement it.
Simple right?