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51-foot ladder defeats border wall.
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If they just put laser beams across the top of the wall, it would both zap 'em good (not enough to kill), and alert BP the location.
Trump could call it Star Walls. Reagan coulda, woulda, shoulda along with SDI back in the 80's.
Trump could call it Star Walls. Reagan coulda, woulda, shoulda along with SDI back in the 80's.
The Case for Open Borders
In a new graphic-nonfiction book, a libertarian economist conjures an alternative reality in which immigration is unlimited all over the world.
The road to Utopia is paved with good intentions.The Case for Open Borders
In a new graphic-nonfiction book, a libertarian economist conjures an alternative reality in which immigration is unlimited all over the world.www.google.com
Electrify the top with high voltage.If they just put laser beams across the top of the wall, it would both zap 'em good (not enough to kill), and alert BP the location.
Trump could call it Star Walls. Reagan coulda, woulda, shoulda along with SDI back in the 80's.
Have you learned nothing about American electronics? It would short out and burn down the entire wall.
The New Yorker spelled AnCap wrongThe Case for Open Borders
In a new graphic-nonfiction book, a libertarian economist conjures an alternative reality in which immigration is unlimited all over the world.
We could just have drones patrol The Wall. We could have a new branch of the military just for that. We could call it "Space above the wall Force." You draft herds of millennials to man the drones. Pay them with Redbull and sex robots. Somebody get the President on the phone for me. I can sell this!If they just put laser beams across the top of the wall, it would both zap 'em good (not enough to kill), and alert BP the location.
Trump could call it Star Walls. Reagan coulda, woulda, shoulda along with SDI back in the 80's.
beyond the means by which liberties are defined and protected, though,
I could see how libertarianism could condone elimination of borders and
freedom of movement
Freedom of movement, yes, but the elimination of borders means it becomes harder to defend liberties and property of the sovereign people in a state. That's one of the main things that moves on the spectrum between libertarianism and anarchocapitalism
However, "where goods cross borders armies don't"
