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To: Texasforever

Are you for real? There are people in Arizona doing it on their own, for crying out loud. And there are countless thousands of Americans who would do this, for a good solid wage. But then there would be those who would denigrate the effort as 'playing soldier at the border'.


50 posted on 10/12/2004 10:16:19 PM PDT by raptor29
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To: raptor29
There are people in Arizona doing it on their own, for crying out loud. And there are countless thousands of Americans who would do this, for a good solid wage. But then there would be those who would denigrate the effort as 'playing soldier at the border'.

I don't want my tax dollars spent for a hopeless cause. If you want to patrol the border get yourself out there and knock yourself out. There is NO possible way, short of mining the entire border north, south, east and west to come anywhere close to stopping border crossers. Hell it would stop terrorists in any case. If they want in they will get in.

55 posted on 10/12/2004 10:21:16 PM PDT by Texasforever (Kerry has more positions on Iraq than the Kama Sutra)
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Well, that's you get when you don't tighten the borders up. But that's what you get when you pay more attention to how Hispanics will vote instead of doing the right thing, keeping Americans safe. Quite frankly I'm pissed that we haven't done more to stop illegal aliens as well as terrorist from coming into our country. Hopefully, this won't give fuel to Kerry, because you know that dumbass is playing both sides of the fence.


79 posted on 10/12/2004 11:25:49 PM PDT by Byron Norris (Honor the blood that was spilt for this mighty nation. http://www.byronnorris.com/edgehome.html)
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