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I don't think a wall is a good solution to solving the conflicts a 100%. I think a wall is a good for a short amount of time until a better idea is formed. They're always ways around walls but there is also probably ways to get around other things being resolved. But I think they're better ways to solve conflicts that will last long and not cost money like a wall would.

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I think walls can help solve human conflict because it will keep people/unwanted things out without any violence. The only downside to walls is that enemies can build rockets that will go over the wall.

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I think walls can be a very temporary solution for conflict because eventually people will find out a way to get past it unless it is highly protected.

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i feel like the wall isn't the best choice to solve human conflict and that the wall will be temporary and people will be able to get around it. also, its a waste of supply and time for something that won't last forever.

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I think that walls may help to protect from certain things but it's not the best option.

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I feel like walls do help and protect but do break down over time.

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I believe that walls can sometimes solve short term conflicts, but over time it has no effect. They are just a waste of space, energy, time, and money when it really comes down to it.

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i think walls may help human conflict. - desi

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I believe that walls can work with small situations like a fence around your yard, but big walls just aren't worth it, costing more than what you would get out or it.

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i feel that walls may temporarily relieve the conflict, but not necessarily solve the issue. Over time there will always be someone who finds a way around these things, especially a physical wall. There are always other solutions to our conflicts

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Walls work, for the most part it stops people for a while and some people forever. It works for a while and people discover how to get over the wall.

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i think it's very much a temporary solution and not something that'll really help in the long run but I guess it depends on the situation.

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I don't think can solve conflicts I think that wall make conflict.

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I think walls can definitely solve human conflict as seen with the Great Wall of China and the Berlin Wall. The only problem is how effective it is going to end up being as well as the overall public opinion of it.

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i think that the wall will be a temporary thing and people will find a way around it like how we have seen before in history. and i think that this

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I personally don't like the idea of people building walls to avoid conflict. I think it's just a lazy way to deal with their problems physically, instead of solving it socially. There are various ways to help on both sides like enforcing new laws or making needs more accessible.

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I think walls are a form of protection during combat, walls are never meant to be permanent and that's why they fail to stay that way. Just theoretically walls are designed to hide behind or to distract and protect while forces are strategically maneuvering or getting better prepared. A wall in the case of keeping illegal immigrants out could work if high enough but woundn't last forever either.

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It really depends on how you're using using the wall to fix problems. I don't think any physical buildings solve much because it's pretty childish to me. If you want problems solved you should have meetings and talks with everyone before building anything. If both parties decide that building a wall is appropriate then they should go for it. If not, then I think people shouldn't consider using buildings. For example, the wall that Trump is thinking about, I think he could use that wall for good use such as people coming here illegally with bad intentions. He should let people from Mexico come into the USA with no criminal records. That's just a thought.  -Karelly

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It really depends on how you're using using the wall to fix problems. I don't think any physical buildings solve much because it's pretty childish to me. If you want problems solved you should have meetings and talks with everyone before building anything. If both parties decide that building a wall is appropriate then they should go for it. If not, then I think people shouldn't consider using buildings. For example, the wall that Trump is thinking about, I think he could use that wall for good use such as people coming here illegally with bad intentions. He should let people from Mexico come into the USA with no criminal records. That's just a thought.  -Karelly

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Throughout the course of history, it has been proven that walls are somewhat effective for a certain amount of time. I think building walls only works for a specific amount of time. Another problem with walls, is that people can find ways to get around it after a while. I personally don't like the idea of building walls.

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I think that a wall is a temporary solution to a problem. In the past, no wall has ever stood to serve its purpose permanently.

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I don't mind the building of a wall, but more of a, will a wall solve the problem or a human conflict and for how long. I don't think that it's worth the time and money to build something that might not even last for more than a decade.

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The walls are a temporary fix that come at a huge cost. In the end I think the cons outweigh the temporary pros.

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I feel Like a wall is a temporary solution to a problem because as technology advances through time the wall will come to have a lesser and lesser purpose. There will be ways to get over or around the wall and it won't serve any purpose. 

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I feel Like a wall is a temporary solution to a problem because as technology advances through time the wall will come to have a lesser and lesser purpose. There will be ways to get over or around the wall and it won't serve any purpose. 

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Jaime

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I feel that building a wall doesn't help human problems, and why build a wall that might work only for a certain amount of time then get torn down.

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I think the building of a wall shows that the building of a wall shows that you don't care about other people's problems. A wall will not solve any problems, it will just enrage the country on the other side. It might solve a few short term problems, but in the end it will just become a bigger problem.

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The Building of Physical Walls - Natalie Parnell

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The Building of Physical Walls - Natalie Parnell

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I feel that building a wall does fix the problem at hand. The Chinese built the wall to stop the Mongols from invading and it worked. However, it caused later problems and conflicts about the way it worked. I think it would be good addition but if there was a better and less costly way to achieve something, I would rather do that instead.

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I feel like they can very possibly work

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They work for a certain amount of time to physically keep people out, but in previous history, the walls were never permanent. I think human conflict will still remain regardless of a wall or not.

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I don't think walls can solve human conflict. I think people solve Human Conflict. The walls only really worked because what the Humans did to you after you crossed the wall. If you build something people will find a way to get around it.

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I don't think they that effective. They may work sometimes for a short period of time but nothing that will be permanent.

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Sometimes or for a certain amount of time walls have worked but I don't think they are the best option. History shows the results of using walls. - Athziri V.O

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I think walls can help solve human conflict because it will keep people/unwanted things out without any violence. The only downside to walls is that enemies can build rockets that will go over the wall.

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Walls do give a temporary solution, but they aren't permanent. They can be useful to keep out illegal immigrants and stuff like that, but eventually, it just becomes kind of useless. So there's not much point in building one in the first place, because it only prolongs the inevitable.

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I feel that using walls to solve conflicts will sometimes work but such as every wall someone always figures a way around it.

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I think that in some situations it may be beneficial, but overall there is just too much lost to make up for any benefit. The cost for it, in money, labor, and even human lives, is not worth it. There can always be another way to solve things, maybe not as effective, but less destructive.