Wyatt earp
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The wall isn't intended to be a "deterrent," moron. It's intended to be a physical obstacle.What's that gibberish?
I bet you go to a plumber to get an enema , instead of going to a doctor right?
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Your personal attacks are indicative of the FEAR you have that your arguments aren't working. I accept your concession of defeat.
You attacked me first , now answer my questions propaganda boi..
Tell us are fences and walls on people's property , in effective and should be outlawed In your free society?
There are fences in my neighborhood. A "crew" recently went through the place and got six of my neighbors, stealing all their valuables. My fence is down. I did not get hit. My methods provided a greater deterrent with less imposition and not having this mistaken notion than walls or fences prevented those guys from attempting to take what I own.
You have an asinine analogy that does not apply anyway. The wall will require ninja clad, machine gun toting mercenaries wanting more and more power, taking ALL your Liberties under the pretext of maintaining this wall. You seem to be one talking skeet and promoting propaganda. And, no sir, I have NOT started any name calling with you or anyone else. I might attack your ideas and poke fun at the low IQ people you hang with, but like it or not, you may have to rely on me to defend your Rights one day - IF you have a change of heart and decide that you NEVER give up essential Liberty for the promise of Temporary Safety.
I might attack you as a lying douchebag, but everyone already knows that.
Your side presents the wall as one thing. When you answer that, you change the goalposts and say the issue is something else. I'm not a rodent on a treadmill, so we've already had enough posts refuting the idiotic idea that a wall will present any substantial obstacle to anything except the Freedom and Liberties of the citizenry.
You're nothing but a propganda tool we established walls and fences work but you continue to deny..
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