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Da-Fence, yes the Border fence

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  • fishermanben
    if by border security you mean taxes & spending, then yes, it is one big joke.

    Ben
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  • TooBig
    Heck Bush was asking for volunteers to build the fence so that tells me he still doesn't want it.[V][xx(][:(][:(!]
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  • bpa098
    isn't a bunch of gun man cheaper considering that most would do it for free
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  • Oren Rudder
    You could stack used containers 2 deep for half of that.
    5280'/40'=132x2=264x$2000=$528,000.
    Just make a road and start stacking.
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  • Oren Rudder
    Heck if you stager them so you can access the doors you could rent storage space on this side and housing on the other.
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  • spryor
    The fence is a joke. By the time it's finished our capacity will be exceeded.
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  • zipperzap
    If you look carefully, you'll find it is a MANDATE ... with no completion date.[:o)]
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  • Mercury
    People want talk about "a fence would cure everything" have NO CLUE as to the reality of the conditions on the border. There are MANY places where you can barely WALK there, much less build a fence!

    How do fence off 100' canyons that are 20' wide? That get 50' of water/mud coming down them several times a year???

    Those of you who yammer about how "the fence would stop people" just don't have a clue as to the reality of the situation.

    Merc (who owns land nearly on the border, and actually KNOWS what is going on!)
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  • spasmcreek
    as big a farce as having the soldiers wander around the airports with NO weapons or ammo.....made the naive feel secure.....
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  • dolfan
    quote:Originally posted by Mercury
    Merc (who owns land nearly on the border, and actually KNOWS what is going on!) Merc, you raise a valid point but if we can send a man to the moon, we surely can find a way to secure the borders.

    A bigger obstacle than wide canyons are the landowners themselves. I've heard excuses from "not on my land" to "how are my cattle going to access the Rio Grand for water?"

    Border land owners need to look out for what's best for our country and not necessarily what's best for the aesthetics of their property.
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  • AZEX
    You could keep A-10s and old Cobras on station all day and night for that much money.

    Napalm is a beautiful thing.

    D.
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  • watrulookinat
    They will just stand on eachothers shoulders and jump de fence man. Wouldn't land mines be alot cheaper?[}:)]
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  • JackBwr
    If you guys get the chance, check out the book, "In Mortal Danger" by Tom Tancredo. He has more extensive ideas and answers on how to fix the problem than anybody I've ever heard and it goes way beyond building a fence.

    Essentially, if you cut all the benefits, it wouldn't be worth their troubles of coming here. Until we give them a reason to not come here, they will keep coming.

    Some may also be interested to read about how many incursions the Mexican military has made onto U.S. soil over the last ten years, escorting drug smugglers, while we stand by and watch.

    The fence alone won't work. There's a story in the book about a border farm that has a fence going across the property. They destroy it and vandalize it as fast as they put it up. The families dogs would bark all night at the Mexicans running by. Eventually, the illegals poisoned their dogs. Then the family put up bars over their windows fearing for their own safety.

    They vandalize water lines, power supplies, and leave behind so much garbage and drug paraphanalia that the cattle are getting killed from eating the plastic bags and garbage.

    Amazing how a crisis this bad can simply be ignored. Bush is such the sympathizer.
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  • texaswildman
    The only fence builders down here in Texas are illegals....
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