You mean steel slats and security, don't you?

Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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So we should be like all those countries throughout world history who successfully followed an open border policy?

You are a tough guy aren't you?

contrario said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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One cannot champion the circular flow of labor out of one side of the mouth and then complain about wage stagnation for lower-income earners out of the other side of the mouth.

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One can't. I didn't.

Florda_mike said:

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JXL said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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So we should be like all those countries throughout world history who successfully followed an open border policy?

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Yep Quash is a friggin idiot

Uber driving law schooler

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Freightliner driving law schooler. And the appropriate term is lawyer.

Four different responses and nobody addressed the point. Thr circular fliw of labor gets interrupted by our immigration laws and walls.

quash said:

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Florda_mike said:

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JXL said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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So we should be like all those countries throughout world history who successfully followed an open border policy?

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Yep Quash is a friggin idiot

Uber driving law schooler

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Freightliner driving law schooler. And the appropriate term is lawyer.

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So you graduated from law school?

quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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Dont pretend that this is what's happening.

Doc Holliday said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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Dont pretend that this is what's happening.

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Not pretending, it is well documented.

quash said:

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Four different responses and nobody addressed the point. Thr circular fliw of labor gets interrupted by our immigration laws and walls.

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Instead of me disputing this obvious fallacy why don't YOU explain to us how, as you say, "immigration laws and walls interrupt the circular flow of labor???"

This should be good

And we know you're there to answer this now because you just responded to me

Come on, enlighten us with your knowledge of the circular flow of labor???

Well ....... I'm waiting?

quash said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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Dont pretend that this is what's happening.

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Not pretending, it is well documented.

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I want YOU to explain it

I don't want some liberal based friggin link you post

YOU explain how "circular flow of labor is interrupted by immigration laws and walls???"

You own this one!

quash said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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Dont pretend that this is what's happening.

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Not pretending, it is well documented.

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The intention is not preventing the flow of labor.

The intention is to make bank on perpetuating the problem (illegal immigration) itself

Both parties want nothing more than to keep the broken system in place as it is.

J.R. said:

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There will be no "wall".

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American taxpayers need one to protect themselves from several issues: flow of drugs, child trafficking, costs etc.

I hope you aren't buying into the anti wall rhetoric.

Who here is promoting open borders?

Florda_mike said:

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quash said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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quash said:

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Walls interrupt the circular flow of labor, same as our ridiculous immigration laws.

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Dont pretend that this is what's happening.

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Not pretending, it is well documented.

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I want YOU to explain it

I don't want some liberal based friggin link you post

YOU explain how "circular flow of labor is interrupted by immigration laws and walls???"

You own this one!

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Well Quash, I'm waiting? But I thought you'd conveniently disappear

J.R. said:

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J.R. said:

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There will be no "wall".

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This whole wall thing is nothing more than a gimmick, just like its purveyors. A wall is just dumb. Do we need immigration reform? Yes. It has to be a wholistic strategy. Anyone who thought Mexico was going to pay for it, bought into the gimmick . The worse offenders are over stayed visas with our good friends, the Kannucks be the worse offenders. Do u really think a wall is going to stop the drug trade?

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Serious question, why do we need immigration reform? Should we not just enforce the bipartisan laws already in place?

Recent events have left "profound scars, especially during the holidays on residents and families separated and hurting," said Fernando Garcia executive director of the Border Network for Human Rights.

"In the tale, the Grinch stole toys, and tried to destroyed happiness," Garcia added. "In this case the president has destroyed entire families, and their hopes, too."
Hot-button issues like illegal immigration and border security were once reserved for campaign season. Under the Trump administration, the border security solution of a wall is a daily sermon, in sharp contrast to border residents' binational way of life.
Garcia points to the debate in Washington over Trump's insistence on his wall in order to end the government shutdown. Many residents view the wall as having nothing to do with security and everything to do with Trump saving face with his right-wing base, which demands that he fulfill his signature promise to build the wall.
If anyone wants security, it is the residents who live along the border, Garcia said. "But a 17th century wall is downright insulting, offensive," he said. "Imagine Canadians having to deal with this. This is against the most vulnerable people Latinos pure and simple."



https://www.dallasnews.com/news/immigration/2018/12/24/binational-el-paso-tries-get-past-trump-policies-christmastime

Limited IQ Redneck in PU said:

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Who here is promoting open borders?

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Not sure.

But the problem we currently have is our laws regarding illegal immigration are not enforced or policed well.

This is why we have 22 million illegal aliens. We don't know who they are, what kind of diseases, drugs, problems they have because they're literally not on the books. I'd be totally cool if all 22 million minus the bad ones were legalized, paid taxes and upheld American values.

Like I've said countless times before...fixing this problem would hurt the wallets of Congress and many special interest groups. It would also be another massive problem they would no longer be able to campaign on.

Sooner or later you'll learn this country is bought and paid for. Your vote hardly counts today.

Why did Trump reject the 25 billion for border security?

I think we need some creative solutions here. I'm willing to broker a deal. The democrats let the republicans build the wall. But in exchange, the republicans have to agree to shut the **** up about illegal immigration until the end of time. After the wall is built, any time someone tries to blame something on illegal immigration, other people have the legal right to ***** slap that person in the face.

Deal?

Can't wait to slap the **** out of the first person I hear say:

Walls work....that's the real issue of course . Cause Dems want the votes of illegals .

Dems wants those millions of extra votes...so they can 'develop' the rest of the country into the exact same mess California has become .

Doc Holliday said:

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J.R. said:

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There will be no "wall".

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American taxpayers need one to protect themselves from several issues: flow of drugs, child trafficking, costs etc.

I hope you aren't buying into the anti wall rhetoric.

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I don't really think Americans are trying to escape the "flow of drugs". That's a silly argument

Canada2017 said:

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Walls work....that's the real issue of course . Cause Dems want the votes of illegals .

Dems wants those millions of extra votes...so they can 'develop' the rest of the country into the exact same mess California has become .

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Republicans don't want the wall built either. They like to have the bogeyman for the ballot box and rhetorical purposes.

Canada2017 said:

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Walls work....that's the real issue of course . Cause Dems want the votes of illegals .

Dems wants those millions of extra votes...so they can 'develop' the rest of the country into the exact same mess California has become .

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Walls work for what?

And illegals don't vote. I know that's the newest alt-right fabrication you are spreading, but you saying it and the truth aren't connected.