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Simple Border Solution (Vanity)
self | 5/5/17 | Self

Posted on 05/05/2017 8:39:26 PM PDT by rapture-me

I am so tired of listening to liberals and weak Republicans arguing about a wall along our southern border that I want to scream. However, at this late date, I’m beginning to see their point. It IS expensive. It CAN be breached with a tall enough ladder. It CAN have holes cut in it.

I finally have a cheap, foolproof, workable solution. Why don’t we just allocate a ½ mile wide strip as “No Man’s Land” and plant land mines in it. That would be simple, cheap, fast, and very effective. Plus, we would be notified every time one of the mines exploded.

Leave it to the politicians to complicate a simple, inexpensive solution. I’ll bet that after 3 months either the Democrats or the Mexican government would be volunteering to build the wall themselves.

Now that’s a Texas solution!


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To: onyx

Onyx, dear, this is a good example of a thread that deserves at least a $100 vanity tax. ($500 in my book.) It could have been posted as a comment to any thread on this subject.


41 posted on 05/06/2017 10:27:23 AM PDT by Publius ("Who is John Galt?" by Billthedrill and Publius available at Amazon.)
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