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Sorry for referencing so many pages ago, but I have to call in to question the efficacy of Hadrians wall as a 'wall that works ... still working'.
Firstly, as an Englishman living in England, I must regretfully report that unfortunately two of my colleagues in the department are indeed Scottish (real Scottish, not the fake American stuff). Secondly Hadrians wall was a series of linked observation posts designed as a military defence, sending a message of Roman presence and power, designating the extreme northern border of the Empire, not a migrationary barrier. The common folk were free to peacefully pass the border as they pleased. Trade brought wealth, the Romans liked that. | ||
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"Intellectually honest debates" don't contain anecdotal evidence. A corrupt border guard testifying against El Chapo can tell you about HIS experience and possibly the immediate region, but you're saying this one guard is an authority on walls and border security around the globe. You ASSUME Israeli guards are harder to bribe. You pulled that out of your ass. You ASSUME US border guards don't have to deal with dangerous terrorist threats on the border. This is how you arrogantly pull your data together. Give me SOMETHING that supports Israeli guards are harder to bribe than American guards. And no, that's not common knowledge. The truth can be either or. Probably no one knows the true answer. Also, how the hell do corrupt guards equal walls not working? If anything, a wall is protection against corrupt guards. Because you could pay a guard, but how is he going to get you over the wall? A guard catapult? Seriously dude. You are insanely retarded. I really mean it with you. I think there's something wrong with you. Were you dropped on your head? Did you eat paint chips as a kid? | |||
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good thread so far keep it up guys
and /g incoming "a wall" | ||
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Another hot head leader? surprised are you? If this is true doubt it was serious since Gadaffi's army was miniscule. I am not in love with Gadaffi. But i believe in there being free county's that don't need to be fearing military invasions for no reason.
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Last edited by mmmroo; 01-20-2019 at 05:55 PM..
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Just say to the deputy "I am Juan with the wall, holmes!" and he'll ring you through.
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Does anyone really think building a wall...sorry, a barrier...will have an affect on the flow of drugs from Mexico?
You're dealing with cartels that have literally infinite money and there's an infinite demand here in America. Supply and demand, capitalism at its finest. And still no one can explain exactly how Mexico is going to pay for it, even indirectly. The USMCA, which has yet to be ratified by Congress, doesn’t differ from NAFTA in any way that would result in a substantial revenue increase. The new provisions added deal mostly with automobile manufacturing, intellectual property rights and access to Canadian dairy, which Trump has tweeted about at length. None of these put money into the US treasury. Both NAFTA and the USMCA charge no tariffs on trade with Canada and Mexico, just as was the case with NAFTA. I've asked this multiple times. How is Mexico paying for this wall? Not to mention that to complete this project will take years, if it ever reaches completion, Even if Trump wins a second term, i doubt that the wall would be completed before he was out of office. I've worked on multiple multi-million dollar military construction projects, and if it actually got completed without going way over budget and behind schedule I'd be incredibly surprised. | ||
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