Why Is Trump's Wall A Bad Thing?

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(01-31-2019, 02:09 PM)BFritz21 Wrote:

Citizens and employees of companies hired to construct the wall will build the wall.  They don't need to "quit their jobs and move to the border to build it."  Some people might be temporarily relocated with their companies, but not like they'll have to quit their jobs because it will be their job.

We also don't need a 2,000 mile wall since natural barriers protect most of it.  We only need 500 to a thousand miles of wall, so either you're very misinformed on something that you're arguing against or you're intentionally posting false information to build your case.

The Great Wall is just proof that this type of structure can be built and withstand the test of time, and over 2000 years of technological advancements proves that it can get done while he's still in office.

All I'm saying is that details seem pretty hazy seeing as American taxpayers are going to be the ones forced to pay for this thing.  So 500 miles, all security-cleared citizens building it, no bloated no-bid contracts ala Haliburton, and it'll get done fast enough to stop the latest wave of evil. 

It's just all so quick n easy and it'll make money AND it's also going to be one of the most glorious walls built in the history of mankind.  Well, I guess I have to pay for it since I have a job, so put my name on it and call it glorious. I haven't seen a positive ROI analysis on the thing, but I'm not particularly in the know of this stuff and I'll admit I'm more skeptical of the government's ability to actually create useful things than most.

Short version - I don't trust the government nor someone like Trump to take my money and create something useful with it. The fact that Trump IS the government now has me super skeptical. Is that so crazy?