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Originally Posted by glatt
To answer your question, the reasons for walls are pretty simple. It's to keep undesirable people out.
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Good. Why are those people undesireable and why must they be kept out? You still have not answered the question.
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Of course, you already knew that.
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Of course I did not know that ... since I posted example after example where walls failed to address a problem when leaders used 'sound byte' reasoning. But show me. Show me the problem solved by a US Mexico wall (or did you forget lessons in the movie 'Traffic'?). Show me why an Israeli West Bank wall solves what creates that problem? To advocate walls, one must first explain why the problem exists. What is this 'simple' reason that suddenly makes walls necessary. To keep undersireable people out does not even begin to say why the problem exists or what the problem really is. Why are these people undesireable?