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They look inflatable, I'm sure the cartels will have a fun time with target practice.
Wow. Do you think they just went to WalMart and bought some beach balls, or something?
Without having to do a single bit of research on it, I can virtually guarantee that these can be punctured and still float.
You know that stuff is actually engineered, right? Someone's manufacturing hundreds of thousands or millions of these things. Pretty sure they considered their market and the environments they could be used in during the design phase.
Does anyone put a single ounce of thought into the stuff they publish anymore? Doesn't seem like it.
You might benefit from a study of the purposes of defensive barriers, and the strategies and tactics that underpin their usage. Hint: it's very, very easy to avoid being "murdered" by the defenders; simply don't try to breach the barrier.
It's not that wide, or deep, which means TX would probably need fewer than 6,000 piranha to eliminate the problem.
Like I said, the screams of the first dozen in the water would certainly change the minds of any illegal aliens who think that crossing illegally is a good idea. Admittedly, the Rio Grande would change from clay orange to blood red, but that would only be temporary.
Well, piranha lives in sweet water. Because of the geological formations, groundwater along the Rio Grande tends toward saltiness.
It will die there...
It's not that wide, or deep, which means TX would probably need fewer than 6,000 piranha to eliminate the problem.
Like I said, the screams of the first dozen in the water would certainly change the minds of any illegal aliens who think that crossing illegally is a good idea. Admittedly, the Rio Grande would change from clay orange to blood red, but that would only be temporary.
All they would have to do is get their friends already across to toss a border guard in to draw the piranha away from where they want to cross. Where piranha are native they use goats, but the fish aren’t that picky.
Thats what i was thinking since Biden administration is giving them the welcome mat at least Texas is trying to do something. I am thinking they are going to stop Texas since they went after Arizona over the shipping containers.
The Governors, Mayors etc need to join together and sue Biden.
Better yet, they should just tell him to go pound sand. The only powers possessed by the federal government are those that have been delegated to it by the states. It's high time that the state leaders are reminded of this, and act accordingly.
It's not that wide, or deep, which means TX would probably need fewer than 6,000 piranha to eliminate the problem.
Like I said, the screams of the first dozen in the water would certainly change the minds of any illegal aliens who think that crossing illegally is a good idea. Admittedly, the Rio Grande would change from clay orange to blood red, but that would only be temporary.
I think that New Mexico (not to mention Mexico) will have a problem with Texas stocking piranha in the Rio Grande.
As soon as the folks on the Mexican side find an alternative use for the buoys and netting, they will disappear. The Palestinians started dismantling Israel's wall for scrap metal right after it was built.
Yeah, but Abbott can show pictures of what he’s doing to his slack jawed base and make them slobber with delight. How much is that worth?
Well, that would be priceless. Can you imagine the buckets of drool?
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