Folks....I had to take a drive out towards the north part of town today and passed by the Charleston Air Force Base. It had walls all around it. So does the Charleston jail.
I jog our beautiful downtown bridge often and it overlooks historic Charleston harbor. The harbor the real pirate Blackbeard blockaded. And it contains Fort Sumter....massive island fort in the middle of the harbor. Huge walls.
Can't help but wonder.....why do places that want to be secure almost all have walls? And why do liberals oppose America having walls?
And these walls are a thousand miles long and 35 feet high and run along rivers and private property and places with no roads that would allow building material access and no maintenance --- right?
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--------------------------------------------- do some research on the Alaska highway built in the 30s and early 40s while the USA fought 2 wars on 2 fronts . Usa went through forests , rivers , lake , swamps , perma frost to build that and all the time used 30s and early 40s equipment and techniques Pogo . Highway was 1700 miles long and was built in sweltering summer weather and 50 below zero winter weather Pogo !! There were no delivery roads unless the equipment delivery roads were built by the Highway builders Pogo .
Try actually reading the post or actually watching the video Pismoe. Nowhere does either one of us say it "can't" be done; the point is what it takes to do it in ---- and this is the important part --- THE WORLD OF REALITY. As opposed to the WWE fantasy comic book that Rumpbots seem to live in.
Absolute minimum 25 billion, without including maintenance, which doubles that figure within seven years. Empty your pockets. And this for a symbolic campaign pander that doesn't even address the issue anyway. Good thinkin'.
---------------------------------------------------- here you go Pogo , ---
What it would take to build Trump's border wall - CNN Video ---
Not sure why I should watch your video since you obviously didn't watch mine. And I put mine up first.
Nevertheless your video points out I understated the length of the wall (it's closer to 2000 miles than 1000) and
confirms that the cost of the material ALONE is over ten billion.
That's
not counting the labor. Including the labor to build the foundation.
OR the labor to built the roads to get trucks in there to deliver them where no roads exist.
Nor is it counting any maintenance, which again, doubles the cost within 7 years.
Nor does it even mention environmental costs/delays, eminent domain suits, or the illegality of changing/disrupting the flows of rivers.
NOR does it address the fact that Mexico is not putting up 25 billion every seven years just because some orange baboon declares they will.
Hey, why don't we just plant money and pizza trees, and then we'd all have all the money we want and all the pizza we could eat and we'd all live happily ever after, world without end, amen.
Gotta wonder what summa y'all are inhaling this time of day.