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“It was like pheasant season in South Dakota. If it moved, you shot it”, said one vigilante.
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I have no words, just hate.
Saw this a few days ago and it’s repulsing. Black people can NEVER catch a break, I swear!
I’m speechless, Like Mike, I have no words.
Absolutely disturbing!!!