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The answer to your question is very easy. It is the Democrats in Senate. If he isn't elected president, will he do it on his own? He can charge people for looking at his beautiful wall. Thereby, he will get his money back. It is not like any of his business ventures have ever gone bankrupt. What happened to America's can do attitude? Mr. Filibuster, Mitch McConnell! He made sure nothing got done. It worked so well that the Democrats are now following his shining example of how to stop everything. CAN DO! Well that has turned into BLEEP YOU! |
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Unless the are totally skull numb and try to get the feloneous liar elected. Then they will think the last 8 years were better by almost any measure. Such a pity the choices they do not have after 8 years of pennance! |
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$4 billion a year given to illegals filing tax returns with 6-10 phony dependents.
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Hey, since a wall won't work, why don't you leave your home unlocked because a burglar will just break in easily anyway. You libtards are pathetic losers and could not even exist if not for the charity of conservatives. You liberals should be grateful for the services of conservatives because if not for us, there would be a bounty on your heads and you would have to learn a foreign language. |
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This is one engineer's estimate based on the information from Trump. Foundation: 6 feet deep, 18 inch radius = 42.4 cubic feet Column: 4 square feet area by 30 feet tall = 120 cubic feet Wall panels: 25 feet tall by 10 feet long by 8 inches thick = 166.7 cubic feet Total concrete per 10-foot segment = 329.1 cubic feet 1,954 miles = 10,300,00 feet = 1,030,000 segments (10-feet long each) 1,030,000 segments * 329.1 cubic feet per segment = 339,000,000 cubic feet = 12,555,000 cubic yards. (The cubic yard is the standard unit of measure of concrete volume in the United States.) Since this was drawn up Trump raised it another 10 feet. I'm guessing the foundation would be deeper too. I guess if a ladder is big enough and there is one on each side or if you start digging and have plenty of time then I guess the wall won't accomplish what has been suggested. |
Ammo is a lot cheaper. Just put some snipers on the border and give them the green light to shoot any invaders. You won't even have to pay wages for the work. All volunteers. No problem with animal rights groups and hunters either. It's a win-win situation.
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If they do build the wall they will need to build roads. One of the biggest reasons business moves to Mexico is that they don't need to deal with ports. They are our neighbors. One of the biggest problems is that there are not enough roads and gates. What if the wall and the new roads solves that problem and more business moves to Mexico? They may even pay for the wall if it's good for business.
I'll bet Trump figured that out a long time ago. Do you see how they manufacture in China? Everyone lives together at the factory site. That's cheaper than robots for them. Is that how they manufacture in Mexico? |
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The fact of the matter is Mexico has one of the cheapest labor rates in the world. So the people who have the jobs live their every day lives much as the rest of the world.....home....eat...sleep...wake....eat....wor k....eat....home....repeat. Advantages are obvious geographic wise. |
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We need border security but it is not "the wall" or nothing. If your family was across a border and you wanted to join them what would stop you? Answer that and you are a little closer to finding the answer to border security. |
[QUOTE=Guest;1200596. Would you let a 12 foot wall stop you if you wanted to get to the other side? .[/QUOTE]
I thought it was closer to 50 ft high. You can be country road smart to that's a bit different. |
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