Someone please let Maddie know that I agree to her terms.
I hereby promise that I won’t ever ask another country to take in refugees while insisting that the US doesn’t take them in as well.
Fair?
There’s plenty of ‘fly-over’ territory in Saudi Arabia, too.
Force them to live within the slums of Detroit.
Old witch wants to dump her muzzies on us.
Well, we don’t want them. You take them to live at whatever rock you live under Maddie.
It isn’t a question of space. The entire world’s population could fit comfortably in Texas. That isn’t the issue. Can we take care of the world’s population? No.
KMA Halfbright, you disgusting troll.
It’s not near as empty as the Sahara, drop them there.
Maybe we can get another country to take Albright.
I know it is a long shot.
Can we please send her to the next Haj?
No.
The end.
Shut up and go away.
According to Secretary of State John Kerry, the U.S. plans to accept “85,000 refugees from around the world next year and 100,000 in 2017”.
Not if Trump is elected.
Wyoming’s population is only 584,153.An Arab migration to Wyoming could create the first Sharia run state in North America. Legally.
Vote Trump
She can start by taking in 100 into her house.
House them in gracie mansion, the governor’s house, Albright’s house, etc.
They’ll change their tunes real quick.
Take a hulking young Muslim into your private home Madeleine.
“I think in terms of the density you gave and those of us that fly across this country a lot – there’s a lot of space here.”
If she would DRIVE across this county, she’d see why people aren’t clamoring to live there.
If she would BUY some of the land across this country, she’d discover people aren’t allowed to live there.
Most of that “lot of space here” is very hard to live on. It’s hot & dry in the summer, and buried in deep snow all winter (and much of spring & fall). It’s a long drive to anywhere, it’s expensive to transport anything there, communications & power networks are sparse, etc ... and that’s not considering the high percentage which is rank wilderness (tall mountains, impassable terrain, parched deserts) nigh unto impossible to live in.
All that aside, vast tracts are owned by the government (!) which isn’t selling, much of that checkerboarded with private property, with much of the latter in logistically inaccessible tracts which you are by law not allowed to build residence on.
Mme. Ex-Secretary, kindly tell your current contemporary to put most of that BLM land up for sale (cheap), revoke the prohibitions on residing on one’s own property, and make ownership thereof contingent on foregoing all gov’t welfare handouts. Just like this nation started: you’re welcome to come in, available land is thataway for cheap, government involvement is no more than ensuring you don’t screw things up for others, and you survive by the sweat of YOUR brow and not that of others’.
There’s population density, and then there’s mental density. Albright is an accomplished practicer of the latter.
FU, Mad Maddy Halfbright (and Halfbright is being generous.)!
Albright, just piss right off, you leathery old bat. If you absolutely insist on bringing those so-called refugees in, take them directly to one of the dying cities, like Detroit, and wall it off. Many parts of that place are a lot like what they’re used to anyway (no infrastructure, crumbling buildings, etc.) so they should feel right at home. Until they can pass proficiency tests in English, both reading and writing, and prove they can support themselves, they won’t be allowed to travel outside the wall and they will receive a subsistence level of support. No thriving on welfare allowed as we all know we have an glut of people living that way now. On second thought, no. Just no to letting these people in. We can’t afford the garbage clean up that will be necessary.
Brilliant! Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico and Texas will be taken by Mexico. Fill up the Mid West with Muslims who will form their own Caliphate. The North East will be taken by Canada. The South may remain independent until conquered by one of the other countries occupying the continent where the United States once governed.