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hitler youth or true-blooded american kids?

 
 
OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Sun 17 May, 2009 04:25 pm
@dyslexia,
dyslexia wrote:

david, having lived in arizona I would assume you realize the utter stupidity of implementing
an impenetrable fence the length of the US/Mexico border.

U give me too much credit.
I really don 't; when I lived there, over 50 years ago,
I never approached Mexico. That did not occur to me.

During the 1980s, at the instance of my uncle,
I spent a few hours there; we went in thru Texas, where he lived.
It felt good to get out of there.
I don 't know much about Mexico, but I am under the impression
that we have a tall, tho permeable, fence there because I saw it on TV,
including patches that the Border Patrol put over holes that the Mexicans cut into it.

I feel that we shoud defend America from intruders
the same as we defend our homes from intruders.

I understand that the Mexican invaders are disproportionately (violent) criminals.


`
OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Sun 17 May, 2009 04:32 pm

referring to crimes of violence that thay commit in America
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dyslexia
 
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Reply Sun 17 May, 2009 04:41 pm
@OmSigDAVID,
OmSigDAVID wrote:

dyslexia wrote:

david, having lived in arizona I would assume you realize the utter stupidity of implementing
an impenetrable fence the length of the US/Mexico border.

U give me too much credit.
I really don 't; when I lived there, over 50 years ago,
I never approached Mexico. That did not occur to me.

During the 1980s, at the instance of my uncle,
I spent a few hours there; we went in thru Texas, where he lived.
It felt good to get out of there.
I don 't know much about Mexico, but I am under the impression
that we have a tall, tho permeable, fence there because I saw it on TV,
including patches that the Border Patrol put over holes that the Mexicans cut into it.

I feel that we shoud defend America from intruders
the same as we defend our homes from intruders.

I understand that the Mexican invaders are disproportionately (violent) criminals.


`
there is currently a fence along the San Diego and the El Paso border. that's pretty much all there is and the border is about 2100 miles of the most desolate terrain you could ever encounter, no ZERO roads, electricity, water, no NOTHING. Yet you and others such as C.I think it's reasonable to expect an air-tight fence to be erected. Try thinking for a change. The Southwest is not long island.
Thomas
 
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Reply Sun 17 May, 2009 05:08 pm
@dyslexia,
dyslexia wrote:
The Southwest is not long island.

But they're both long, aren't they?
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OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Sun 17 May, 2009 10:54 pm
@dyslexia,
dyslexia wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

dyslexia wrote:

david, having lived in arizona I would assume you realize the utter stupidity of implementing
an impenetrable fence the length of the US/Mexico border.

U give me too much credit.
I really don 't; when I lived there, over 50 years ago,
I never approached Mexico. That did not occur to me.

During the 1980s, at the instance of my uncle,
I spent a few hours there; we went in thru Texas, where he lived.
It felt good to get out of there.
I don 't know much about Mexico, but I am under the impression
that we have a tall, tho permeable, fence there because I saw it on TV,
including patches that the Border Patrol put over holes that the Mexicans cut into it.

I feel that we shoud defend America from intruders
the same as we defend our homes from intruders.

I understand that the Mexican invaders are disproportionately (violent) criminals.


`

dyslexia wrote:
Quote:

there is currently a fence along the San Diego and the El Paso border.
that's pretty much all there is and the border is about 2100 miles
of the most desolate terrain you could ever encounter, no ZERO roads,
electricity, water, no NOTHING. Yet you and others such as C.I
think it's reasonable to expect an air-tight fence to be erected.
Try thinking for a change. The Southwest is not long island.

Yeah, the fences on Long Island r not that long.
I 'm not an expert on fences.
I don 't have terribly strong feelings about this fence,
tho it seems a good idea to be able to keep malevolent Moslems out.
Presumably, thay can get in the same way that the Mexicans do.
If thay continue to inflict an unacceptable number of 9/11s on us,
then we may eventually choose to emulate the Jews who built
a pretty good fence to keep out Moslems intent on blowing the place up in Israel.
Thay have a better fence than we do; thay have more explosions that we do.
Thay used to, anyway. Maybe thay 'll give us fence-building advice.

I understand that the Great Wall of China is over 4,000 miles long.
We need to have our guys earnestly think about what is the most
effective way to keep out Mexicans n terrorists.

It occurred to me that satellite surveillance might be helpful
in keeping them out, but if the government starts doing that,
then soon thay 'll start watching US too.

I don 't want Big Brother watching us from the sky.





David
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Francis
 
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Reply Mon 18 May, 2009 06:19 am
David wrote:
I understand that the Great Wall of China is over 4,000 miles long.


In matters of efficiency, history has proven its weak utility...
OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Mon 18 May, 2009 08:43 am
@Francis,
David wrote:
I understand that the Great Wall of China is over 4,000 miles long.


Francis wrote:
Quote:
In matters of efficiency, history has proven its weak utility...

That 's not necessarily the best way to look at it.
That wall was a helpful barrier for a while.
The fence erected by the Jews is doing a good job,
keeping out Moslem suicide bomers that used to enter
with groups of Moslem workers.

The question in front of us is how much trouble we are willing
to endure to keep out Mexicans and terrorists. I 'm not sure
about that, but I gotta admire that fence in Israel; it works.
I am sure that there are not as many bomings there
as there woud have been if thay did not have that fence.





David
Foofie
 
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Reply Mon 18 May, 2009 10:21 am
@OmSigDAVID,
Well, the Great Wall of China and the wall in Israel have both been very successful in keeping illegal Mexicans out of these respective countries. Would that not be the purpose of a fence on the Mexican/U.S. border? Well, if it worked for China and Israel, why would it not work for the U.S. ?

A fence on the U.S./Mexican border would also keep migrant American citizens from sneaking into Mexico so they can partake of the robust economy there.
OmSigDAVID
 
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Reply Mon 18 May, 2009 10:41 am
@Foofie,
Foofie wrote:

Well, the Great Wall of China and the wall in Israel have both been very successful in keeping illegal Mexicans out of these respective countries. Would that not be the purpose of a fence on the Mexican/U.S. border? Well, if it worked for China and Israel, why would it not work for the U.S. ?

A fence on the U.S./Mexican border would also keep migrant American citizens from sneaking into Mexico so they can partake of the robust economy there.

That 's a good one -- thank u !
David
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