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Who placed them there?
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).