>>84055819>LeL you're insane argumentThe Mexican border is 1,989 miles wide. It cuts through forests, cities, houses and rivers, villages and deserts, and is basically an arbitrary line across a territory that is so diverse that cutting through it singularly would be impossible.
Where is the concrete and asphalt going to come from to build a wall for nearly 2000 miles? How are we going to get the border patrol to watch that many miles, what about maintain and keep it functional year after year with repairs, ect. What about underground, it'd have to be several more meters deep just to prevent tunneling. We're not even talking some Berlin Wall, this would be more than 10x bigger than that, and even that had to be armed with towers and assault rifles to dispatch climbers, it was a nightmare financially for East Germany. The mathematics behind it are staggering and mind boggling stupid once one even tries to approach it realistically. Yet Trump supporters don't care about that or how absurd and unfeasible such a project really is, they just hear 'BUILD WALL', nevermind the symbolic and obvious implications of building walls historically has, generally been negative.
So why don't we be objective about whose beliefs are considered insane here? I was just saying a magical dragon is as plausible as wasting American Tax money on a giant wall over the Mexican border.
Tell me, do you feel sane when you think about this stuff? Assuming you do think about these implications in depth.
