Where's the Fence?

[Catherine Vincent]

I saw this on a bumper sticker on a car in the parking lot at Burlington Coat Factory. I saw it and thought :wtf: does that mean. Then I said I hope that's not what I think it means. My niece confirmed, they were talking about a fuggin fence between the US and Mexico.

Anyone else seen this bumper sticker? (I'm in Texas btw)

[fenriswolf]

1. what was the text?

[Bobbieo]

2. I do believe it is "Where's the fence?"

[WorseBeforeBetter]

3. There's a website for everything.

http://www.wheresthefence.com/

I'm sure I read somewhere (probably DU) that "Mexicans" were hired to build part of the fence...

[UTUSN]

4. Mexican concrete was used in one of the foolish Minutemen stretches

Univision news reporters were interviewing the token Hispanic Minutemen president, Al GARZA, about a (ten?) mile stretch being built by them on private property. I saw this: The reporter was going through the paces of the interview, camera close up on the interviewee, all very professional. Then the camera panned slowly away from his face, over to the side where there was a hugh!1 stack of big bags of cement, each one with the logo in big block letters: "MEZCLA CONCRETO MEXICANO" (Mexican Concrete Mix)."

Hilarious!1 or pathetic.

http://notexasborderwall.com/

[WorseBeforeBetter]

5. Classic.

These foolish Minutemen?



What a bunch of friggin' idiots (and I'm being charitable...).

[Snarkoleptic]

6. If you encounter these people, tell them that the fence was a ruse.

Because the the loathsome 'wetback' will have equal citizenship rights courtesy of the Neocons.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_American_Union
If you really want to piss them off, tell them to buy Euros to hedge until the Amero is rolled out.

[cloudbase]

7. I saw one today.

It was on a car along with an "I stand with President Bush and the troops" sticker and a Texas A&M decal in the window.