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#Post#: 33732--------------------------------------------------
Why are people against the wall?
By: guest582 Date: December 13, 2018, 1:47 pm
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Is it all just about the money?
#Post#: 33735--------------------------------------------------
Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: LuckyEightWow Date: December 13, 2018, 7:27 pm
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I’m not against the wall, nor for it. I feel that the money it
would take to build it, and with the deficits have, it can be
better spent elsewhere.
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#Post#: 33736--------------------------------------------------
Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: guest814 Date: December 14, 2018, 3:27 am
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The Wall won’t keep anyone from coming to our country. The cost
is outrageous for something that won’t work. The money can be
used for positive helpful things such as caring for our Vets,
health care and education.
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Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: guest582 Date: December 14, 2018, 9:19 am
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[quote author=libbylu link=topic=2182.msg33736#msg33736
date=1544779642]
The Wall won’t keep anyone from coming to our country. The cost
is outrageous for something that won’t work. The money can be
used for positive helpful things such as caring for our Vets,
health care and education.
[/quote]
So how do we keep illegals from coming to our country?
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Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: guest582 Date: December 14, 2018, 9:21 am
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[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33735#msg33735
date=1544750831]
I’m not against the wall, nor for it. I feel that the money it
would take to build it, and with the deficits have, it can be
better spent elsewhere.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
I wish we didn't have to pay for it but at what point do we
start worrying about security instead of cost?
#Post#: 33741--------------------------------------------------
Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: LuckyEightWow Date: December 14, 2018, 9:32 am
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[quote author=Crazymomtomany link=topic=2182.msg33740#msg33740
date=1544800890]
[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33735#msg33735
date=1544750831]
I’m not against the wall, nor for it. I feel that the money it
would take to build it, and with the deficits have, it can be
better spent elsewhere.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
I wish we didn't have to pay for it but at what point do we
start worrying about security instead of cost?
[/quote]
The majority of people entering this country aren’t a security
risk, that’s not to say some bad elements don’t get in. I know
they do, but why not take the money that would be used on the
wall and revamp our current immigration system? It should take
10+ years for someone to apply, be vetted and a decision made,
or he’ll those already in the country who can show they have
been (otherwise) good citizens.
I think the approach is coming from the wrong angle, and Trump
has created a fear that doesn’t really exist instead of
addressing other issues/solutions.
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#Post#: 33743--------------------------------------------------
Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: guest582 Date: December 14, 2018, 9:36 am
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[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33741#msg33741
date=1544801534]
[quote author=Crazymomtomany link=topic=2182.msg33740#msg33740
date=1544800890]
[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33735#msg33735
date=1544750831]
I’m not against the wall, nor for it. I feel that the money it
would take to build it, and with the deficits have, it can be
better spent elsewhere.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
I wish we didn't have to pay for it but at what point do we
start worrying about security instead of cost?
[/quote]
The majority of people entering this country aren’t a security
risk, that’s not to say some bad elements don’t get in. I know
they do, but why not take the money that would be used on the
wall and revamp our current immigration system? It should take
10+ years for someone to apply, be vetted and a decision made,
or he’ll those already in the country who can show they have
been (otherwise) good citizens.
I think the approach is coming from the wrong angle, and Trump
has created a fear that doesn’t really exist instead of
addressing other issues/solutions.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
The majority of people are not a security risk? How do we know
that? Does that even make sense to you? Why do we have customs
at airports?
Did you know that drug dealers pay people to cross the border
and distract the border patrol so they can bring the drugs on
another route?
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Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: LuckyEightWow Date: December 14, 2018, 9:51 am
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[quote author=Crazymomtomany link=topic=2182.msg33743#msg33743
date=1544801779]
[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33741#msg33741
date=1544801534]
[quote author=Crazymomtomany link=topic=2182.msg33740#msg33740
date=1544800890]
[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33735#msg33735
date=1544750831]
I’m not against the wall, nor for it. I feel that the money it
would take to build it, and with the deficits have, it can be
better spent elsewhere.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
I wish we didn't have to pay for it but at what point do we
start worrying about security instead of cost?
[/quote]
The majority of people entering this country aren’t a security
risk, that’s not to say some bad elements don’t get in. I know
they do, but why not take the money that would be used on the
wall and revamp our current immigration system? It should take
10+ years for someone to apply, be vetted and a decision made,
or he’ll those already in the country who can show they have
been (otherwise) good citizens.
I think the approach is coming from the wrong angle, and Trump
has created a fear that doesn’t really exist instead of
addressing other issues/solutions.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
The majority of people are not a security risk? How do we know
that? Does that even make sense to you? Why do we have customs
at airports?
Did you know that drug dealers pay people to cross the border
and distract the border patrol so they can bring the drugs on
another route?
[/quote]
It’s not a far jump when you realize the number of people here
already (illegally) who are not criminals (otherwise). Again,
notice I acknowledge that there are some bad eggs. I’m not
denying that.
It would also be easier to sort out the bad eggs, at the border,
when we make it easier for the good eggs, to get in. If the
process to get in is easier and more streamlined those who are
no risk would have no reason to try and enter the country
illegally.
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#Post#: 33746--------------------------------------------------
Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: Akmom25 Date: December 14, 2018, 10:17 am
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[quote author=Crazymomtomany link=topic=2182.msg33743#msg33743
date=1544801779]
[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33741#msg33741
date=1544801534]
[quote author=Crazymomtomany link=topic=2182.msg33740#msg33740
date=1544800890]
[quote author=LuckyEightWow link=topic=2182.msg33735#msg33735
date=1544750831]
I’m not against the wall, nor for it. I feel that the money it
would take to build it, and with the deficits have, it can be
better spent elsewhere.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
I wish we didn't have to pay for it but at what point do we
start worrying about security instead of cost?
[/quote]
The majority of people entering this country aren’t a security
risk, that’s not to say some bad elements don’t get in. I know
they do, but why not take the money that would be used on the
wall and revamp our current immigration system? It should take
10+ years for someone to apply, be vetted and a decision made,
or he’ll those already in the country who can show they have
been (otherwise) good citizens.
I think the approach is coming from the wrong angle, and Trump
has created a fear that doesn’t really exist instead of
addressing other issues/solutions.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
[/quote]
The majority of people are not a security risk? How do we know
that? Does that even make sense to you? Why do we have customs
at airports?
Did you know that drug dealers pay people to cross the border
and distract the border patrol so they can bring the drugs on
another route?
[/quote]
We know that because a majority of people, in general, are not
security risk. A majority of natural born US citizens are not
security risks. We still have home grown security risks.
We have US Customs at ports of entry to check for stop illegal
products from entering the country. A small number of US
citizens attempt to bring in products daily, anything from
medication to furniture.
People have been used as decoys from the beginning of time. It’s
not a new trick.
History has taught us that it is a dangerous situation for a
population to blame a group of people for its problems. It is
also a dangerous situation for the general population when a
leader singles out a group as the source of a country’s
problems. A very simple solution to a complex problem rarely
works.
#Post#: 33760--------------------------------------------------
Re: Why are people against the wall?
By: PiscesFishy Date: December 15, 2018, 9:11 am
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it's expensive, it won't work, and us border towns don't want to
deal with it.
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