The fact that there isn't an obvious or easy solution to a problem isn't a reasonable argument to resorting to violence.
Depending on the amount of time you need to solve the problem, and the severity of the problem vs. the effects of letting it continue, it sure is.
For one thing, your argument totally ignores the degree of seriousness of the actual problem,
No, my statements bring the problem to a head: We have been, are are being, invaded by Millions of people from another country. These same people could absolutely care less about invading US, it's not their problem, it's ours. We have been invaded to such an extent that social engineering such as public announcements must also be made in our non-native language. Worse, these invaders breed at higher rates than our native population, making the problem even worse long term. We have "immigrant" (notice the wording change, from illegal to immigrant - it's not an accident) rallies in our cities where tons of "immigrants" and bleeding hearts ralling for "pro-immigration rights", when they really mean, give all the illegal invaders here citizenship, and let more and more come on in. None of what I just posted is debatable in any way, it's straight out fact. You can make fun of it with word plays and jokes, try and dismiss it as not really important, but the facts will not go away.
Seriously: How could it get worse than that?
and seems to suggest that all non-trivially solvable issues should just be met with violent retribution as a disincentive.
When there is no non-violent solution being proposed, and the actions of the Fed (who's main job it is, over anything else, is to secure our borders) is basically - as a % of solving the problem - nonaction, exactly what other options would one propose?
"Ask nicely"? They don't care, they'll keep illegally invading.
"Use stern statements (ala UN)"? Wowzers,
that'll stop the invasion.
"Vastly underman, underequip, undermeasure Border Patrol"? We're doing that now, look how awesome that's working.
"Legalize all the illegals"? Regan did that, how did it work out in keeping out anymore illegal invaders?
It's blatantly clear how the powers that be, and the Bleeding Hearts, want this to play out: Do nothing, and the problem will simply take care of itself via everyone in Mexico just coming to the US. Powers that be get to not make any hard decisions, plus, get a reacharound from Business that's exploiting these people and screwing American workers. Bleeding Hearts get to "get one over on The Man", and "Brown People Unite" (one could even throw in some cool Badger Pics, that gets some Bleeding Hearts a real hard-on), plus, these same Bleeding Hearts, who are obviously mainly Democrat, get to really pump up their voting base, thereby ensuring future elections: Really, how could they lose?
The people getting screwed here, in order of importance, are:
1.) The non-Bleeding Heart US citizen who's not illegally employing people.
2.) The illegals themselves.
3.) Mexico, in that their working population leaves, leaving them with what they have now (note: The ruling elite in Mexico actually like the situation as it is).
In closing: Militarize the border, with lethal force. After a few hundred are killed, the message will get out that Mexican's have to be like every other person in the world wanting into the US, they can get in line just like everyone else has to.
Chuck