>>34803958>but only one side wants to ban things like legal marijuanaThat is a gross simplification dude. I lean to the right, but I'm all for legalization.
Not everyone from that side fit that mold. I'm sure there are some out there that still hate it, but especially the younger generation.
>to build a wall that is simply not usefulA wall is objectively useful. Yes I understand that people can simply dig under, or go around it, but if people continue to break laws, and take advantage of immigration policy; something needs to be done. The wall is merely a deterrent, as border security can only do so much.
>bad economicallyI'm not sure about that either. A lot of people enjoy their taxes slashed, to have more money to get by with.
>disasterous ecologicallyI agree with you on this one actually. But it's the conundrum of having a good manufacturing economy. Too many regulations, and people will definitely go elsewhere. Deng Xiaopeng's economic reforms in the last century did wonders for China, and are doing very well. I wouldn't want to work there of course with how awful the regulations there are.
Anyways, food for thought.
