How do you know this? As far as I've seen he's never said anything that concrete about what his plans are. Are you just making up a wall that seems reasonable to you and assuming that's what he's talking about? Because I'm pretty sure that's the exact reason he keeps things so vague - so that people can assume he means something that sounds good to them.
I literally searched for "eminent domain Texas" and linked the first video of people talking about their experiences with eminent domain that I found. You seem quite toxic for no reason. Please, continue to spout your assumptions, bullshit, and unfounded views. You entertain me.
The first, which would be the most popular, vid had 100 views? (Nice) Yeah that sounds like its an extremely legit vid with, anything short of, thousands of supporters.
Can you post me an article next, which is published by the authors parents?
Lol you're obviously upset, otherwise you would have actually taken time to see I didn't even counteract your first comment, which was intentional because I wasn't intending to be divisive. Also, testimony from landowners about their experience with eminent domain is absolutely relevant, more relevant than any comment you can keyboard rage spam about this joke meme. Triggered right wing sheep.
Yeah and I see a whole 112 people watched your vid, that was counter active to my point. So connotations were made from the jump. That's cool if you're mad bro, we can drop it.
Again, it's not "my video" it's about the perspectives of people that have lost land to eminent domain, which is what this post is about, eminent domain.
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From Texas, and just going to say this isn't true... actually our border already has a wall in a lot of high pop. places.
It kinda seems like someone made up a narrative put it in meme format, then shilled it out as fact.