If a Border wall/ fence Bond was offered, would you purchase some?

4/5/18 | Good Tomato

[goodtomato]

If the US Government offered/ issued a redeemable or even a non redeemable wall/ fence Bond, would you purchase them?

[EinNYC]

And, for an extra fee, put the name of a military family member who gave their life for this country on bricks. Then, if the dummocraps want to tear down the wall after Trump, a case could be made about desecrating a memorial site.

[ryderann]

“It’s basically a War Bond.”

Youngsters were able to buy War Bonds during WWII. You got a little booklet and bought stamps from the post office when you had the money (dimes, or maybe quarters...I forget). You pasted the stamps in the booklet and when it was full you turned it in for a bond.

[AnotherUnixGeek]

If the US Government offered/ issued a redeemable or even a non redeemable wall/ fence Bond, would you purchase them?

If the US government guaranteed in writing that every penny obtained by selling such bonds would be spent on construction of a border wall, yes.

[Chode]

15% tax on all money xfers to mexco, hell 25%

[BenLurkin]

Bump!

[silverleaf]

Hellya

[PhiloBedo]

Short answer: Yes.

Long answer: Hell yes!

[Cold Heart]

sell them in Mexico:)

[yuleeyahoo]

Indubitably.

[steelwheels]

No. I pay taxes and one job of the government is to keep the country safe. They need to do their job.

I'll pay for you and me. GO TRUMP!

[EvilCapitalist]

Yes! But only if it is named in memory of Kate Steinle, or it could be named “The Great Wall of Trump”, just to piss off the leftists for eternity.

[Seaplaner]

You betcha! Count me in. (I'll take it out of my tax savings.)

And, I can just envision community fund-raising projects (car washes, bake sales, car donations, the works!)

Fun, and a great way for American Citizens to take part in our fine Country's security, in a positive and constructive way.

[Spok]

Yes!

[Billthedrill]

Not yes but hell yes.

Show me the URL and it's a done deal.

[Chode]

and cut off mexco's foreign aid/welfare check to pay for it too

[gasport]

horsewhip?

Feh! The rack!

[gaijin]

I wouldn’t simply BE WILLING:

I would take RICH, GREEDY PRIDE in doing so.

It would be a DELICIOUS experience.

I get a soft-on, just thinking about it.

[Verbosus]

Sounds like a great idea to me.

[Rebelbase]

Cool. Can we have a bronze plaque tacked what ever portion of the wall that’s sponsored?

[masadaman]

Project finance should include a financial structure that would accommodate a 50-100 meter land lease with easements paying the property owner whether it be the US Government, a State or perhaps a rancher an annual dollar amount for the ground. The wall must include current border checkpoints and gate controls over all roads into and out of Mexico. Thus the leasehold would contemplate a 100%uninterrupted coverage from the Pacific through, for example, McAllen TX.

Step 2 would involve formation of a stock company which would manage construction of the wall and its maintenance thereafter. This venture would be responsible for raising adequate funding and would undertake the risks of forward operation. Over time, legitimate revenue sources apart from the initial funding might be exceptionally lucrative: Tolls for commercial and private vehicle traffic being the largest. Crossing fees for entry would secure a steady stream of revenues similar to Port Authority of NY, NJ, and CT fees for bridge and tunnel access to Manhattan today with the advantage of basing fees for commercial traffic on declared goods value ranging from agricultural products to automobiles.