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  3. So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study.

So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study.

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  • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

    So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study. These one ton buoys are now breaking loose due to the recent heavy rains in TX. They are floating down river threatening to damage bridges and dams and whole communities.

    I don’t understand what this line of buoys was supposed to keep out. People can swim under them… idiots. Complete idiots.

    https://www.theborderchronicle.com/breaking-news-laredo-on-alert-as-trumps-buoys-cause-chaos-on-the-rio-grande-close-international-bridges/

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    #3

    @gedeonm Everything anyone in his Administration does is something like this. They bulldoze ahead on whatever issue, regardless of the consequences or repercussions. Then they blame everyone/anyone else...

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    • jpz@mastodon.socialJ jpz@mastodon.social

      @gedeonm Everything anyone in his Administration does is something like this. They bulldoze ahead on whatever issue, regardless of the consequences or repercussions. Then they blame everyone/anyone else...

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      #4

      @JPZ Yes and SOMEHOW escape consequences. Infuriating.

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      • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

        So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study. These one ton buoys are now breaking loose due to the recent heavy rains in TX. They are floating down river threatening to damage bridges and dams and whole communities.

        I don’t understand what this line of buoys was supposed to keep out. People can swim under them… idiots. Complete idiots.

        https://www.theborderchronicle.com/breaking-news-laredo-on-alert-as-trumps-buoys-cause-chaos-on-the-rio-grande-close-international-bridges/

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        #5

        @gedeonm
        This is what happens when you have totally unqualified people making decisions, and unfortunately, it's probably only going to get worse.

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        • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

          So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study. These one ton buoys are now breaking loose due to the recent heavy rains in TX. They are floating down river threatening to damage bridges and dams and whole communities.

          I don’t understand what this line of buoys was supposed to keep out. People can swim under them… idiots. Complete idiots.

          https://www.theborderchronicle.com/breaking-news-laredo-on-alert-as-trumps-buoys-cause-chaos-on-the-rio-grande-close-international-bridges/

          koen_hufkens@mastodon.socialK This user is from outside of this forum
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          @gedeonm Not only can you swim under them, even better, these things actually provide cover during a crossing!

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          • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

            So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study. These one ton buoys are now breaking loose due to the recent heavy rains in TX. They are floating down river threatening to damage bridges and dams and whole communities.

            I don’t understand what this line of buoys was supposed to keep out. People can swim under them… idiots. Complete idiots.

            https://www.theborderchronicle.com/breaking-news-laredo-on-alert-as-trumps-buoys-cause-chaos-on-the-rio-grande-close-international-bridges/

            quarterswede@mastodon.socialQ This user is from outside of this forum
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            #7

            @gedeonm They have a mesh under them tethered to concrete blocks, so it’s not as dumb as it first looks. Though, they should’ve conducted an environmental study first, for sure.

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            • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

              So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study. These one ton buoys are now breaking loose due to the recent heavy rains in TX. They are floating down river threatening to damage bridges and dams and whole communities.

              I don’t understand what this line of buoys was supposed to keep out. People can swim under them… idiots. Complete idiots.

              https://www.theborderchronicle.com/breaking-news-laredo-on-alert-as-trumps-buoys-cause-chaos-on-the-rio-grande-close-international-bridges/

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              @gedeonm you know inject bleach, use peroxide in the reflecting pool… lots of bright ideas.

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              • koen_hufkens@mastodon.socialK koen_hufkens@mastodon.social

                @gedeonm Not only can you swim under them, even better, these things actually provide cover during a crossing!

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                #9

                @koen_hufkens As far as I can tell there’s absolutely no point to them except probably to line the pockets of some Trump crony company that makes them.

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                • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

                  So apparently Trump and DHS has been building miles of floating barriers in the rivers of Texas without regulation or scientific study. These one ton buoys are now breaking loose due to the recent heavy rains in TX. They are floating down river threatening to damage bridges and dams and whole communities.

                  I don’t understand what this line of buoys was supposed to keep out. People can swim under them… idiots. Complete idiots.

                  https://www.theborderchronicle.com/breaking-news-laredo-on-alert-as-trumps-buoys-cause-chaos-on-the-rio-grande-close-international-bridges/

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                  #10

                  @gedeonm Being Texas one can anticipate that within a few weeks they will be riddled with bullet holes.

                  Which makes me wonder - what is inside? Air or something that would keep water out (and thus cause them to sink)?

                  I wonder what this costs (and I do remember that we taxpayers are paying.)

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                  • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

                    @koen_hufkens As far as I can tell there’s absolutely no point to them except probably to line the pockets of some Trump crony company that makes them.

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                    #11

                    @gedeonm If you are a poor swimmer and use a flotation device you might get in trouble and drown (as you might not be able to dive under and take it with you). In this sense these things are cruel. But yes, the contractor angle is probably there as well.

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                    • gedeonm@mastodon.socialG gedeonm@mastodon.social

                      @JPZ Yes and SOMEHOW escape consequences. Infuriating.

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                      #12

                      @gedeonm @JPZ That really is the second most infuriating thing about all this: the way the people responsible for each of these things keep just getting away with it...

                      (The first, of course, being the sheer damage they do along the way to people and ecosystems and, well, the globe as a whole.)

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                      • quarterswede@mastodon.socialQ quarterswede@mastodon.social

                        @gedeonm They have a mesh under them tethered to concrete blocks, so it’s not as dumb as it first looks. Though, they should’ve conducted an environmental study first, for sure.

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                        #13

                        @quarterswede @gedeonm

                        So I'm guessing nobody checked to see that humans (and wildlife) weren't likely to get ensnared in that mesh and drowned? I mean, I know what MAGA's going to say to that, but do we know that the courts will agree that death is a valid punishment for attempted undocumented immigration? Bearing in mind that as cases rise up the hierarchy, they reach judges who aren't in Texas.

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                        • rustyring@universeodon.comR rustyring@universeodon.com

                          @quarterswede @gedeonm

                          So I'm guessing nobody checked to see that humans (and wildlife) weren't likely to get ensnared in that mesh and drowned? I mean, I know what MAGA's going to say to that, but do we know that the courts will agree that death is a valid punishment for attempted undocumented immigration? Bearing in mind that as cases rise up the hierarchy, they reach judges who aren't in Texas.

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                          #14

                          @RustyRing @gedeonm Oh it’s dumb since they did a rush job (as usual for this administration) but the point of “people can just swim under it” is totally not true.

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