Mexican Wall Question

[Skylar]

Want a wall? Easily built. Want Mexico to pay for it? Done


Every time ICE catches a Mexican sneaking into the US , we send an inner city negro to Mexico. Within ONE week, Mexico would start building a wall.

That's the damn truth, and everyone here knows it.

An 'inner city negro', huh?

While you're being 'fair and balanced', Stormfront....how would you compel the 'inner city negro' to go to Mexico?

 

[WillowTree]

So why are the libtards so anxious to give the country and it's wealth to illegals are they traitors?

 

[CremeBrulee]

Want a wall? Easily built. Want Mexico to pay for it? Done


Every time ICE catches a Mexican sneaking into the US , we send an inner city negro to Mexico. Within ONE week, Mexico would start building a wall.

That's the damn truth, and everyone here knows it.

Have you seen Juarez, Reynosa, or Nuevo Laredo?

 

[Asclepias]

Want a wall? Easily built. Want Mexico to pay for it? Done


Every time ICE catches a Mexican sneaking into the US , we send an inner city negro to Mexico. Within ONE week, Mexico would start building a wall.

That's the damn truth, and everyone here knows it.

Have you seen Juarez, Reynosa, or Nuevo Laredo?

I dont think the ass hat that calls herself Fairandbalanced knows there are already Black people in Mexico. What a dumbass.

 

[Spinster]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?
It's obvious that the mexican government has failed for decades to make mexico a place where most mexicans want to live. Why so?
If for some reason millions of Canadians started crossing into the US illegally and the US government said "we must put a stop to it by building a wall" would the Canadian government be adamantly opposed to the wall?
If so why so?

The difference is the level of sophistication of the countries. Mexico is a poor nation, not including cartel involvement, whereas Canada is nearly equal to the U.S. There are high level professional positions just like there are in the U.S. either through technology or natural resources. Education opportunities abound in Canada and here, but not in Mexico. Mexican physicians and similar fields are almost all U.S. educated and trained, then they go back to Mexico to practice, earn a good living, and escape the IRS structure here. With Canada and the U.S. being on fairly equal footing from a societal perspective there'd be no reason to build a wall. If you are a Canadian citizen and you want to maintain that status and all that goes along with it, there are specific guidelines regarding how many days you can be here in the States. It's not like citizens fleeing poverty and the associated entrapments thereof are an issue between our two counties like they are with Mexico.

Wow. This isn't even close to being true.

According to your limited view and knowledge. Since when did you become the expert on truth? Most everything you post isn't accurate or balanced. If you want to start threads asking for people's insights then don't condemn them when you get it.

 

[charwin95]

The idea of a wall has to be seen as an insult, and to be told that they will be forced to pay for it would be enough to piss anybody off.

Then why does Mexico insult central and south America by having a harshly strict Southern border of its own? If you try to cross Mexicos Southern border they **** you up.

But....libs never mention that.

That's a lot of bull crap. Mexico do not enforce their southern border. Why do you think we have 32k mostly unaccompanied children reached our Texas border just this 2016 alone? Can you explain that.?

 

[charwin95]

The idea of a wall has to be seen as an insult, and to be told that they will be forced to pay for it would be enough to piss anybody off.

Using the $150 million in annual US aid to Mexico would be a decent start. There are of course other sources as well

After a few years, wall.

Frankly, a national ID, mandatory prosecutions of companies that hire illegals and serious reductions in welfare freebs would be more effective, and cheaper in the long run.

You could require an ID to buy so much as a candy bar.

"$150 million"

At that rate it takes at least 167 years to fund it, not even counting maintenance. And of course all those construction workers and road builders needed for access to places there are no roads on private property, just work for free until that happens, living on unicorn meat and pixie dust.



Oh the moronity....

Rough estimate is $25 billions.

 

[charwin95]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?

Because they consider the Southwest to be Mexican territory and are intent upon repatriating it by re-populating it with a majority of Mexicans. Research the Reconquista Movement.

100% spot on!
The corrupt mexican government elected officials along the US border have been running on and being elected by promising their 18th century peasants that one day all of the US SE will once again belong to mexico.

Picture the city of Dallas empty of all Whites. They've all left. The city now belongs to the mexicans.
In four months the city would be worse off than Detroit and that's saying something.

There was a time when there were no whites in the area now called Dallas and they were just fine. Its not like it would be something new.

There are lots of places in this country where there are no whites. I guess this is new for that asshole.

 

[Asclepias]

Want a wall? Easily built. Want Mexico to pay for it? Done


Every time ICE catches a Mexican sneaking into the US , we send an inner city negro to Mexico. Within ONE week, Mexico would start building a wall.

That's the damn truth, and everyone here knows it.

An 'inner city negro', huh?

While you're being 'fair and balanced', Stormfront....how would you compel the 'inner city negro' to go to Mexico?

With a long distance telephone call of course.

 

[charwin95]

The 'Wall' around the White house is being raised six feet. Why?

Your wall comparisons is almost the same as comparing your lower head and your higher head. Which both don't have brain cells.

 

[Asclepias]

The 'Wall' around the White house is being raised six feet. Why?

Your wall comparisons is almost the same as comparing your lower head and your higher head. Which both don't have brain cells.

Give all the retards a break. They cant visualize the scope of building such a wall and manning it so they compare it to a fence protecting the POTUS in a house. When you see such simplistic reasoning you can rest assured you are dealing with a low hanging fruit thinker.

 

[charwin95]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?
It's obvious that the mexican government has failed for decades to make mexico a place where most mexicans want to live. Why so?
If for some reason millions of Canadians started crossing into the US illegally and the US government said "we must put a stop to it by building a wall" would the Canadian government be adamantly opposed to the wall?
If so why so?

It's a great question. An even better question is why are Liberals opposed to it as well? The wall is about stopping ILLEGAL immigration, not legal immigration. It's about stopping drugs and violent criminals from crossing the border. It's about stopping those who ignore our laws from taking jobs from Americans. It's makes to much sense, which is probably why Liberals don't get it.

What made you think that a wall will stop all of that? The proposed wall by Trump is 30' high. Do you know how easy it is to build 31' ladder?

 

[charwin95]

What does that have to do with a dumb assed wall that won't work anyway?

How did the wall work between East and West Berlin? Does the FORTY FOOT WALL around the Vatican work? How about the one between North and South Korea?

Why are you adamantly opposed to controlling our immigration problem? Why are you opposed to us knowing who is coming into our country, why, where they are and if they have a criminal record? Specifically, please.

I already gave specifics on the Berlin wall and the Great Wall of China, but generally, a wall is only effective in a highly populated area where delaying the crosser for 5 or 10 minutes makes a difference. Open areas,like the 2000 mile border between Mexico and the US would be nothing more than an inconvenience. It won't do what you want.

Double wall with a paved road in between supplemented with night vision cameras and drones patrolling the border. Problem solved. Underground sensors or they probably have something which could be put on pick up trucks or other vehicles sensing underground activity.

Great. Who is going to pay for that? We all know Mexico won't. The Korean wall is 149 miles long and takes more than 1/2 million soldiers to man it. WE HAVE 2000 MILES. I know a wall sounds good at first, but it's really just childish and a waste of money.

The 73 million on welfare or aid can either go help build the wall or chose to lose their benefits.

Like FDRs road building, great job opportunities abound.

73 millions? Did you just pull that from your hat?

 

[Pogo]

The idea of a wall has to be seen as an insult, and to be told that they will be forced to pay for it would be enough to piss anybody off.

Using the $150 million in annual US aid to Mexico would be a decent start. There are of course other sources as well

After a few years, wall.

Frankly, a national ID, mandatory prosecutions of companies that hire illegals and serious reductions in welfare freebs would be more effective, and cheaper in the long run.

You could require an ID to buy so much as a candy bar.

"$150 million"

At that rate it takes at least 167 years to fund it, not even counting maintenance. And of course all those construction workers and road builders needed for access to places there are no roads on private property, just work for free until that happens, living on unicorn meat and pixie dust.



Oh the moronity....

Rough estimate is $25 billions.

Yup, that's the figure I was using. So at that rate the building of the wall -- without any maintenance, which meets building costs in something like 7 years --- is paid off late in the year 2184.

 

[Militants]

73 millions? Did you just pull that from your hat?

So many Mexicans south from America?

 

[Fang]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?
It's obvious that the mexican government has failed for decades to make mexico a place where most mexicans want to live. Why so?
If for some reason millions of Canadians started crossing into the US illegally and the US government said "we must put a stop to it by building a wall" would the Canadian government be adamantly opposed to the wall?
If so why so?

It's a great question. An even better question is why are Liberals opposed to it as well? The wall is about stopping ILLEGAL immigration, not legal immigration. It's about stopping drugs and violent criminals from crossing the border. It's about stopping those who ignore our laws from taking jobs from Americans. It's makes to much sense, which is probably why Liberals don't get it.

No, that's not what the wall is about.

A wall will not even slow the drugs. As long as the US is buying, someone will always be selling.

No one "takes jobs away from Americans".
Employers give jobs away.

Its moot however because no wall will be built by Dun Donuld. He knows that and so should you.

So having an open border with sanctuary cities is a better option? Clearly that was a miserable failure.

 

[Fang]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?
It's obvious that the mexican government has failed for decades to make mexico a place where most mexicans want to live. Why so?
If for some reason millions of Canadians started crossing into the US illegally and the US government said "we must put a stop to it by building a wall" would the Canadian government be adamantly opposed to the wall?
If so why so?

It's a great question. An even better question is why are Liberals opposed to it as well? The wall is about stopping ILLEGAL immigration, not legal immigration. It's about stopping drugs and violent criminals from crossing the border. It's about stopping those who ignore our laws from taking jobs from Americans. It's makes to much sense, which is probably why Liberals don't get it.

What made you think that a wall will stop all of that? The proposed wall by Trump is 30' high. Do you know how easy it is to build 31' ladder?

Because open borders with sanctuary cities is a better option?

 

[Asclepias]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?
It's obvious that the mexican government has failed for decades to make mexico a place where most mexicans want to live. Why so?
If for some reason millions of Canadians started crossing into the US illegally and the US government said "we must put a stop to it by building a wall" would the Canadian government be adamantly opposed to the wall?
If so why so?

It's a great question. An even better question is why are Liberals opposed to it as well? The wall is about stopping ILLEGAL immigration, not legal immigration. It's about stopping drugs and violent criminals from crossing the border. It's about stopping those who ignore our laws from taking jobs from Americans. It's makes to much sense, which is probably why Liberals don't get it.

What made you think that a wall will stop all of that? The proposed wall by Trump is 30' high. Do you know how easy it is to build 31' ladder?

Because open borders with sanctuary cities is a better option?

Youre evading the question. Please answer it.

 

[nat4900]

Serious question.
Please only well thought out serious replies.
Why specifically is the Mexican government so adamantly opposed to the USA putting up a wall to prevent illegals from entering the country?
It's obvious that the mexican government has failed for decades to make mexico a place where most mexicans want to live. Why so?
If for some reason millions of Canadians started crossing into the US illegally and the US government said "we must put a stop to it by building a wall" would the Canadian government be adamantly opposed to the wall?
If so why so?

A possible reason for the Mexican government to object to the "beautiful wall" that Trump boasts about, is this.
A huge percentage of illegals entering the US are NOT Mexicans, but Central Americans......Which then means that a US-Mexico wall will flood Mexico with poor, uneducated non-Mexicans (who could not cross into the US).