Donald Trump supporters must love this movie.
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mariakelly-04164 — 9 years ago(July 30, 2016 08:26 PM)
When I saw the movie at my local cinema, the scene where the American refugees crossing the Mexican border illegally, there was a loud laugh from the audience. Why, you may ask? Because even anti-immgration fanatics (even though they'd never say it out loud) know that if, as it states in the movie, there was some kind of major disaster and the only way to escape it meant that Americans had to get into Mexico (either legally or illegally), they'd get their asses down there ASAP. And anyone who says otherwise is a liar or delusional (or a little of both).
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greg-233 — 9 years ago(January 26, 2017 02:38 PM)
"Bahahahah. Climate change and Mexicans! What are you going to do if you build that wall? Can't escape to Mexico then."
Human induced climate change is definitely real. (Even some Republicans believe it.) Though I recently read a book by James Hansen -
Storms of My Grandchildren- in which he said that as long as the human race is around, there will never be another ice age. He talked about
The Day After Tomorrow
in passing.
Regarding Trump's Wall, I suspect it'll end up being a white elephant. The next Democrat president after Trump will probably end up pulling it down.
- in which he said that as long as the human race is around, there will never be another ice age. He talked about
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LorqVonRay1999 — 3 years ago(September 03, 2022 04:14 PM)
I do love this movie!
I found the Mexican angle absolutely hilarious. They will give us safe harbor if we forgive their debt! LOL
And, yes, we should build a wall. Maybe five of them. And electrocute it. And put out these robing robot dogs that will attack anyone trying to into America illegally. And sometimes they accidentally attack liberals in America. Ooopsy!
