Cards Against Humanity Has Bought Land So Trump Can't Build His Wall

Not all heroes wear capes.

Card game company, Cards Against Humanity (CAH), has purchased land in Texas in a move to stop U.S. President Donald Trump from building his wall across the U.S. and Mexico border.

It comes as CAH announced their holiday promotion, titled 'Cards Against Humanity Saves America', for which they have purchased an empty plot of land along the border and retained a law firm that specialises in eminent domain (when land is compulsorily taken) to make the wall-building process "as time-consuming and expensive as possible." 

The site reads: "[Trump] is so afraid that he wants to build a twenty-billion-dollar wall that everyone knows will accomplish nothing."

They are offering fans the chance to buy a small portion of the land, as well as receive gifts, for just $US15.

Yes, we kid you not. It's a bold gesture.

This is probably real footage from The White House as the news reaches Trump.

The FAQs section explaining the concept in a bit more detail is just as sassy as the concept itself.

It was a simple way for emotionally exhausted Americans to protest Trump's tumultuous presidency, so plenty were on board.

Cards Against Humanity gets it. pic.twitter.com/MMf9wWL7TV

— 'Tis The Treason (@brockwilbur) November 14, 2017

I just gave $15 plus tax to @CAH because honestly at this point what could literally be worse than dying because our president called an insane person short and fat. https://t.co/Fuc48DGMGJ

— Robert Goode (@Advocates4Satan) November 14, 2017

Only residents of the U.S. can opt-in to have a stake in the land, so while many overseas are happy to throw their cash at the idea, it's all on U.S. citizens to get it done.

You've got this.

Photo: Cards Against Humanity