Border walls, they shouldn't exist

I think border walls divide, because they separate countries more than they already are. Countries already have borders which divide countries why put up walls. It's because they think it'll protect them more when in reality they just create cultural barriers. The border walls will never work because they will always cause more harm than they will protect. They may protect our country for a short time being but once countries feel they are no longer welcome, that is when things begin to divide. Walls are there to separate more than they are there to protect, what will protect us is using our borders as an advantage and forming allies on our borders not keeping them out of the country with walls. Think about it, if a person builds a wall around themselves to keep them from having to deal with you how would that make you feel? Like they want no part of you and that you are divided from them. Border walls may create up to a certain point until the wall begins to become a barrier that is used to divide.

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