Promising The Great Wall of America.

At least the Trump supporters have a voice, albeit cacophonic, to speak for them.

There is no one running, who speaks for me. Trump and his followers, Bernie and his followers, they are not the outsiders; I am.

I want to solve the issues, when pertaining to illegal immigration; repealing NAFTA, and now the TPP, is a first step. The next step would be to stop funding propaganda campaigns in those countries, telling the people to immigrate at any cost to America and that they will be taken care of. The third, is to NOT allow any social benefits/programs to illegal immigrants. The fourth, to elect people who actually enforce the law; not people who overlook the laws they don't like, or skate around the laws their corporate donors find unsatisfactory. Another step would be in reforming drug laws, very simple - if it grows out of the ground it is legal, if it has to be manufactured it is designated as a chemical weapon.

In this age of technology, walls aren't as useful as they used to be. Wouldn't a 100 yard width no-go zone(killzone) across the whole border be more effective? The border already has a natural barrier that can serve as the no-go zone; it's called the Rio.

Virtually every problem America faces stems from our leadership by way of the policy they write.

What politician running speaks for me? My voice is silenced, and the LCD gets a microphone.

a reply to: yuppa

It's illegal to sell ladder and rope in Mexico?

PS: Since when? I'm pretty sure that the CG just intercepts the illegals and ships them back. It's pretty hard to fail to comply to a demand to turn around when you are on a rudderless raft buddy.

originally posted by: yuppa

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: crazyewok

That sounds like an awesome idea! Can I be your business partner?

Ad i suspect that They wont find you both and give out prison sentences for breaking a country laws right? see yall both are not il legals and as such would be prosecuted and brought back to america for trial in ewoks case.

And to the geneva conventions defending your borders from invasion is perfectly legal(moral? NO but legal) And you only shoot at them IF they refuse to turn around. Its what the coast guard does.

1) i am not a US citizen

2) i wont be selling rope, shovels and ladders within the USA or its territorys

3) selling such items are not prohibited in either the UK,USA or mexico nor governed under international law.


So......what law or right is the big bad USA going to even arrest me for let alone prosecute me for?

originally posted by: Krazysh0t
a reply to: yuppa

It's illegal to sell ladder and rope in Mexico?

PS: Since when? I'm pretty sure that the CG just intercepts the illegals and ships them back. It's pretty hard to fail to comply to a demand to turn around when you are on a rudderless raft buddy.

Watch out!

Forget the war on drugs!


The war on ropes and ladders is comeing!

a reply to: crazyewok

I don't think your business will be able to out compete the Mexico Ladder companies.

Werner Co. #1 in Ladders

Maybe I should vote for Trump...

He did just say NAFTA was the worst trade policy in the history of America....

I won't hold my breath for anything to come of the statement.... but Trump does piss a lot of people off, and I do enjoy that.

originally posted by: BatheInTheFountain
Do you have a fence around your yard?

Doors on your house?

Are you a prisoner?

I control the doors in my house, no one can use them to lock me in.

a reply to: crazyewok

I wasnt serious abou that part really. Th e only thing i was though is the turning away of people sneaking in by water. Like they do on canadas border. And @ my friend klassified. simple. turn them around and escort them back to their side of the border.

In this age of technology, walls aren't as useful as they used to be. Wouldn't a 100 yard width no-go zone(killzone) across the whole border be more effective? The border already has a natural barrier that can serve as the no-go zone; it's called the Rio.

Just so everyone understands where you come from, you are willing to gun down women and children?

originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: GodEmperor

If your going to build a Mexico wall might as well build a Canadian wall. It's much easier to border cross from Canada with the 5,000 km of prairie and rural areas. Plus it will stop Americans from crossing over when the sh&t really hits the fan.

Canadians don't WANT to go to America much either way right now... but if they get that wall up maybe we will then!

And a better America will result in Canadians welcoming more Americans, nothing is going to hit any fan, besides its way to expensive up here.

Talking about a 'wall' is an abstract concept. And you go, "yeah a wall, that will prevent illegal Mexicans from coming over here mooching off welfare, taking our jobs (that Americans don't want to do), and committing crimes". *shrug* "Sounds good"

But then there's the actual thing:


I had never given one thought to the wall in Jerusalem. But a couple of months ago I was watching 'An Idiot Abroad' and as he was driving through the area, every shot was filled with this imposing structure. It took my breath away- but in a bad way. Seriously. The sight of this ominous thing was like a punch to the gut. The image alone was enough to drain my faith in humanity and I truly felt like crying.

Yeah borders, blah blah blah. You stay on your side, we don't want you over here. But an actual, tangible structure like this is one of the most depressing things I can think of.

a reply to: crazyewok

Hey watch it, they can throw you in Gitmo indefinitely without a charge, lawyer or trial.

a reply to: ladyvalkyrie

Israel is not the same as US/Mexico by a long shot.

There are rockets and bombs involved on a scale that US and mexico have never been on.

I dont think the Trum,p wall is this design, just a tangible wall, not a river and fencing as we have now on most areas along the border.

What the actual wall will be if he gets the chance, realistically as a POTUS can command? I doubt it will be a large undertaking. As mentioned before it will come to actual planning discussions and they will opt for bulking up the existing guard's supplies and equipment, and patching up certain spots along the boarder.

Of course ALL this can be avoided 100% if mexicans and canadians(illegal canadians? LOL) just go through the proper way of immigration to citizenship.

a reply to: Butterfinger

No, it's going to be a big beautiful wall with a big beautiful door.

Kinda like that big beautiful picture above. So inspiring... This giant prison wall we want to build around the U.S.

a reply to: spiritualzombie

Ok, well hopefully you can see it from space

originally posted by: ParasuvO

originally posted by: Joecanada11
a reply to: GodEmperor

If your going to build a Mexico wall might as well build a Canadian wall. It's much easier to border cross from Canada with the 5,000 km of prairie and rural areas. Plus it will stop Americans from crossing over when the sh&t really hits the fan.

Canadians don't WANT to go to America much either way right now... but if they get that wall up maybe we will then!

And a better America will result in Canadians welcoming more Americans, nothing is going to hit any fan, besides its way to expensive up here.

www.cbc.ca...

"I think if I was Canada, I'd be worried," said host Adam Hills. "There's every chance they're going to face an influx of American refugees and they are harder to look after any other refugees."
Hills then announced their "Brickstarter." The show launched a website in which you click a button and pledge to add a brick to the proposed wall along the Canada-U.S. border.

The Last Leg estimated that it would take 1,545,454,550 bricks to cover the 8,891 kilometre border. So far there are 10.7 million pledges for bricks.

😂😂

originally posted by: Butterfinger
a reply to: spiritualzombie

Ok, well hopefully you can see it from space

Knowing Trump you would be able to see the word TRUMP spelled out along the entire southern border, every letter the size of a state.

And then at the end of it would be a (not to scale) outline of his hand to prove it's not small.

a reply to: Aazadan

Makes sense.

Probably cheaper than using a laser to carve his face on the moon like Cobra Commander did.

a reply to: snowspirit

That's just messed. I was talking in jest when I mentioned a wall. Walls are easily breached with the right tools. This is just getting out of hand. I'm just glad I have survival skills so that when the grid goes down I take my kids up north and live the old way.

a reply to: Butterfinger

So what's he propose, if not a wall like that? A nice cedar privacy fence? How many Mexicans does he intend to hire to build that? Then he can hire more Mexicans to landscape it real nice like. So it's not a total eyesore.



P.S. I'm not being racist. I live in Texas and those are seriously jobs dominated by Mexicans.