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Originally Posted by stomachmonkey
That one is a non starter. Virtually no one on either side has the appetite for that **** storm.
This I agree with. Seems pretty simple. So why does it not happen? Follow the money I would assume?
Pretty sure forced micro chipping would be considered assault and certainly be challenged. At least a half dozen states have already outlawed forced chipping going back more than a decade.
Besides, if it can be placed, it can be removed. So what have you accomplished besides wasting money for no gain and creating a cottage industry of microchip removal shops in Tijuana.
That last part would be the unintended consequences of not thinking it through. 
Oh, and what'd any of that have to do with walls as force multipliers for as yet non existent forces? |
As my father use to say
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Locks only keep an honest man honest,
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Anything to make it more difficult to cross is needed. The fence in my yard keeps people from cutting through, but is easily climbed on one side of the yard, but let me catch you back there in my shop and it is an all new ball game.