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Ok, but how are these things changing that? Whether they swim under or cross the river without these things, people with guns are factors already there. If it's too shallow to swim under you can easily climb over. The diameter is 1.5m and they are floating. They are less than 0.5m below the surface max, so if it's really that shallow even a young kid can just stand there and climb over. If it's 0.5m clearance under it it's less than a 5sec swim underneath.
Go down and give it a shot. Let us know if it's as easy as you thought
Oh hell no! Not a chance I'm going to that fascist country. I'm happy on the other side of the pond.
I hope you're not saying that from England.
Indeed I'm not. But there are ~160 countries across 2 ponds. Not just England.
"The Pond" is traditionally a term Brits use to describe the Atlantic with respect to the US.
Nobody in Japan is calling the Pacific Ocean a pond.
I'm also not from Japan, and again isn't the only country across that pond. Brittain is also bigger than England.
With the extra "t" bolted on, sure.
I may have misspelled Britain, but even without the extra "t" it consists of 3 countries.