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A week ago-- a large group gathered outside the Hilton Garden Inn South in Sioux Falls to protest two speakers who were labeled "Anti-Muslim." A man who was asked to leave that protest by security for having a gun posted a video to Facebook in the parking lot showing off several guns and voicing his displeasure with the number of people at the event.
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blah, blah, blah
"You know what the sad thing is? I'm a republican," he said. "I'm a republican for one reason: the Second Amendment."
there you go, shares no commonalities with our culture. why is islam in South Dakota? These are shill voter bloc bodies for the DNC to overcome the electoral college trump card against the more populous urban DNC voter. Muslims breed like rats and is the only chance for DNC to overcome the disparity as liberals die off not having kids. Recipe for future disaster. |
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