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I wondered why we are in a supply chain crisis, then I found all the shipping containers.
As an art peice I think it's quite powerful, I agree that it speaks a lot about American consumerism, xenophobia and waste >

Yes- quite masterful, but I am left with a question strokes well-waxed goateed chin “does it own the Libs enough?” >

Like their great-grandfathers weren't fucking immigrants themselves. Racists are ignorant pieces of shit. Icky thump by White Stripes is a great song for their lyrics here >

Just remember that this Republican was willing to spend $95 million on this political stunt, but then will turn around and bemoan the national debt and vote against helping people with healthcare, housing or childcare because the state or the Federal Government can't afford it.... >

Might as well pay people to dig a trench and the pay them to fill out back in. >

What's the plan today boss? 
Dig
And tomorrow?
Fill >

The crew is just two guys: Doug and Phil. >

Hi dad >

So how much did this political stunt Costa payers? >

Doesn’t matter to them, one of their buddies has all the money now. >

And their voters don’t mind because it made liberals upset! >

Do you think all Arizonans are conservative? >

No. But I feel really bad for non-conservatives in that state. I’m allowed to: I live in North Carolina. >

Don’t be. Conservatives are just getting pissed their stronghold is slowly turning blue and is currently blue leaning purple. >

Of course. It's a public safety hazard that blows over at the first stiff wind. This was millions of dollars of tax payers money used on a publicity stunt and it could have been walked around where the native land starts (they weren't allowed to build into the native territories). >

Who placed them there? >

Arizona GOP. >

Wow Republicans really are so fiscally responsible/s >

ikr. Why would you spend money now to prevent something that will cost more in the future. It's as ridiculous as government ran healthcare. >


Why would you spend money now to prevent something that will cost more in the future.

arizona started a construction project on land they didn't own, which is illegal, and are now forced to take down said construction project, because it was illegal 
they just spent money digging holes to fill them back in >

My favorite part was the picture of a gap between the containers that some easily walks through. >

What exactly was the Republican plan with these cargo containers? Were they supposed to get filled with underaged youths for their members? >

To take money from taxpayers and funnel it into the hands of the ~~contractors~~ donors that put them up there. >

What a colossal waste of resources.  Shame on the folks that did this.  The whole thing should be investigated. >

Like to know who got paid to put them there and who gets paid to remove/store/dispose of them >

Friends of Ducey Container Wall Company, LLC. >

Subsidized by the Friends of Grift PAC >

Arizona schools are in crisis with some classes having as much as 80+ students in them. Teachers are leaving in droves because the state refuses properly fund them, our towns are running out of water, we have a homeless epidemic and these clowns are wasting $100 Million and creating an ecological disaster on a stunt...someone should go to jail for this. >

What a waste of time and resources, twice over. >

Grifters and fools, todays GOP >

These border walls are just pointless symbolic gestures that serve no practical purpose in maintaining and enforcing immigration policies. >

Yes, Doug - pick up your trash on the way out. >

Arizona is really making a strong effort to unseat Florida as the dumbest state imaginable… >

Except we just replaced the GOP gov with a Dem. >

What a waste of money.  I could have bought a few Cold Stone Creamery franchises with that. >

What a monumental waste of money. >

3.000 containers at a cost of $95 million, probably that amount again to remove them. Citizens of Arizona should be enraged that state money was used in such a way.    Enraged... Incensed... >

How much did it cost to put them there?  How much will it cost to remove them?  I hope Arizona taxpayers enjoy being part of the grift. >

I don't. That's why I vote for Democrats.  The majority of us just voted in the democrat Katie Hobbs for governor. >

There is a global shipping container crisis and that's what they used for this "wall"?? >

The rental place needed them back? >

Ducey leaves Phoenix as a real douche - with his tail between his legs. >

I'm pretty sure this is an Arrested Development plot line. >

Because shipping containers aren't purposefully manufactured to be able to climb them... >

They used that to build the wall? Muahahaha, really? That's fucking ridiculous. Now we know where all the fucking containers went to that missed in 2020 >

Republicans are a waste of money. >

Whose fitting the bill for this fiasco… oh yeah the taxpayers >

Thanks for wasting my tax dollars Douchey. Thank fuck you’re gone soon. >

Someone cashed in big installing this shit.
And someone else is cashing in big to remove it.
Remember that the next time we're told we, the richest country in the world, can't afford to take care of our citizens. >

So that’s why shit couldn’t be shipped adequately and caused a supply chain backlog >

Basically republicans playing w giant legos >

I'd almost bet some of them will be diverted to a special unloading area because they're loaded with drugs. >

It really did seem like a waste.  All those Gen Z and Millennial starter homes going unused. >

As an Arizonan ... god damn it. I'm fucking paying for this nonsense.
Just need a few 10s of thousand people to come help vote out the stupid >

Alternative headline…”US taxpayers forced to clean up Republican garbage they dumped illegally while trespassing on Federal land” >

Turn this political stunt into tiny homes. >

Checkmate, libs? >

Tax dollars hard at work >

No time or money wasted here whatsoever. >

I hope the labor got paid. >

And THIS is how you waste tax dollars everyone