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originally posted by: digital01anarchy
a reply to: Jahari
Actually that sounds reasonable. At lest chain up the dog so it can't crap in my yard. If you cant control the dog and he keeps crapping in my yard i would expect you to fix the problem from your end.
However this is more like i tell hoa about the issue and they hit you with a fine to pay for the wall however i will still need to build it and pay for the cost of the wall. However hoa will keep issuing fines on you until the wall is paid for and hoa will just give me the money from the fines
originally posted by: abe froman
a reply to: Jahari
I hope nobody shoots your dog.
originally posted by: JohnTheSmith
Trump has said before that he plans on making Mexico pay for the wall by renegotiating trade deals (Nafta in particular) that are not in favor of the U.S.
www.cnn.com...
For some reason, certain people think Mexico must sign a check for the wall, when Trump has repeatedly said payment will come by way of better trade deals.
originally posted by: Profusion
Enrique Pena Nieto said he "lamented" the plans for the barrier, adding that "Mexico doesn't believe in walls".
But he made no mention of cancelling or postponing a trip to Washington on 31 January to meet the new US president.
Mr Trump has signed an executive order for an "impassable physical barrier" and has insisted Mexico would reimburse the US for it.
Mr Pena Nieto said: "I've said time and again; Mexico won't pay for any wall.
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Is it time for Trump to create some new tariffs against Mexico to fund the wall? How about renegotiating NAFTA with annual payments included from Mexico for the wall? There must be a way, right?
I'm getting tired of asking the question, but does anyone still believe it doesn't matter who the POTUS is? I believe Trump has completely put that concept to rest. The ripple effects of Trump are everywhere, and I think they're mostly exciting.