My car is at the shop today to get fitted for some new summer shoes (plus two warranty issues, new wipers, and a new rear emblem). This means that I was without my Sirius for a couple of rides I had to make on this 70+ degree March (!) Buffalo day.
The ride in, I just listened to whatever music station – I think Star 102.5 – was already on the radio.
The ride later, I put Bauerle on.
He was talking pretty casually about the dire need to put a fence up between the US and Mexico.
But not just any ordinary fence. Oh, no NO!
An ordinary fence would merely act as a barrier and deterrent; it would only help thwart illegals from coming here to bus your tables, pick your fruit, and clean your hotel room and other nefarious acts.
That’s hardly enough protection for the fatherla, motherlan, homeland.
Bauerle suggested electrifying the fence. That way, those pesky 20-year-old girls with dark features from the jungles of Guatemala could actually die trying to come here to do odd jobs.
I didn’t hear any similar talk with respect to the Canadian border, incidentally.
But the best was a caller at about 9:50 who had an even better suggestion than Bauerle’s. He suggested just shooting illegals as they tried to cross the border. Shooting them dead. With guns.
He didn’t elaborate as to whether the murder should take place before or after the illegals actually made a go of it over the electrified fence. Presumably, Mexico might have a problem if American bullets whizzed onto their property.
In any event, any rational, normal radio talk show host would have cut the caller off and called him what he is – a homicidal maniac. Bauerle? He just rolled with it, and praised the caller for “taking seriously” the grave “threat” to our “homeland” that Mexican laborers represent.
Bauerle’s the kind of guy who would give up just about every single one of his Constitutional freedoms for the sake of safety, methinks.
Because he must go through Depends like crazy.
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