On that I agree with you, Carrer, unless maybe they want to vet them further. If they are not, though, I agree with you completely.

We try to stop these problems before it happens, Pit Pat. If there was no terrorism coming out of these countries, I understand your claim. Unfortunately, this is not the case.

That is something that is almost logistically impossible to do. But if someone figures out a way to do this, I will stand with you in supporting this effort.

What is your proposal, Mr. Sipowitz? What would you have us do, with the knowledge that terrorism is spreading?

I refer back to my question. How do you propose we enforce stricter vetting procedures without doing this (temporarily, of course)?

They are currently growing hotbeds of terrorism.

Do you want to know what they all have in common? Besides producing zero terrorists that have attacked the US, none of them have business dealings or real estate connected to Trump.

Thank you for your intelligent answer to the question, Mr. Bitemark01.

I don’t even begin to understand where you’re coming from. Refer to my answers to Sipowitz and CaptainJack.

So we shouldn’t try to stop as many as we can?

I understand your sarcasm if this were to be a permanent ban. However, the point of this ban is to get proper vetting procedures into place. That way, we are letting the good people, the majority, in, and keeping the terrorists out. Obviously there will be those that slip through the cracks, but hopefully much less…

You said that already :)

Are you serious? Terrorism is just a growing problem. Should we wait for it to spiral out of control before we start working on it? Look at what is happening with ISIS. If we would have taken care of them earlier, they would’t exist. Now they are a growing threat. The key is to stop it before it becomes a major…

What are you trying to say? (Not trying to be rude, are you agreeing with me or disagreeing?)

So what does our elite team of Gizmodo commenters propose we do to stop terrorists from entering the country? (serious answers please)

No its not.

Its so hard to believe that they’re putting the Spanish site back up?

Michael, Press Secretary Sean Spicer JUST said today in a press conference that they are working overtime to get the site back up. Facts, my friend, facts. I’m waiting for the correction post to come soon.

I think we all just clicked on this making sure the “Palmer Watch” series is really over.