Trump is considering what kind of expensive wall to build (paid for by America, not Mexico). Meanwhile, drug runners have perfected mile-long tunnel construction with vented sections in remote areas of the desert along the border. And ladders are always going to be cheaper and taller than walls.
There is nothing in Trump's proposal that will address the real issue of drug abuse that he pretends to care about.
But this isn't about stopping drugs or even preventing people from using them (many of the most addictive and lethal drugs are manufactured by highly profitable pharmaceutical companies in the USA). This is about constructing a physical safety blanket for older white Americans suffering from anxiety about a changing country, placating their innermost views on brown-skinned immigrants, and masked with a thin pretext of political calculus.
These are the most exciting, dangerous, complex, strange times in history. This blog is my attempt to navigate through it.
Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mexico. Show all posts
Thursday, March 15, 2018
Saturday, January 7, 2017
Another Brick in Trump's Wall
On the campaign trail, Donald Trump pledged to build a US border wall and make Mexico pay for it. So will the American public's gullibility become just another brick in Trump's Wall?
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border,
Donald Trump,
Mexico,
Pink Floyd,
The Wall,
USA,
wall
Monday, October 7, 2013
Borderless Volleyball
Remember: borders are just arbitrary lines drawn by politicians on pieces of paper.
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| Americans and Mexicans playing volleyball over the contentious US/Mexico border |
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