interested party: Spearditch, South Dakota getting older, stupider, more Republican

1/1/20

Spearditch, South Dakota getting older, stupider, more Republican

Nipple Butte is just north of Lookout Mountain near the stupid little white ditch

Harley owners, some of whom have ties to clubs with nefarious pasts and many of them pre-1970s graduates of Spearditch High School, cruise the streets in summer and then recuse themselves from the brutal Lawrence County winters for warmer white compounds in Scottsdale, Marana, Sedona or Mesa. These obese Republican slackers taking advantage of the dynasty trust industry are now fleeing the frozen tundra in their RVs ahead of another six-month winter and strings of below-zero days.

In South Dakota, the 2019 population is estimated at 892,631 which is 46th overall among states and is up 10,396 people (about 1.2 percent) from 2018 numbers (882,235). That makes the Mount Rushmore State one of forty states that saw population increases over the past year. South Dakota was also one of 42 states that had fewer births in 2019 than 2018.

Read it here.

Often, there are elderly parents in one of the ubiquitous long-term care facilities and cemeteries. The resultant soaring median age of the retirees seeking deliverance from the cultural diversities thriving in Colorado, California, Minnesota, even Arizona and Oregon drives the exploitation of South Dakota's regressive tax structure and reinforces the racially insulated Nazi enclave that Spearditch is today.

This is not defiance. This reinforces Trump’s border brutality and exploits cheaper labor especially in states like South and North Dakota by importing Trump-approved wage slaves. https://t.co/D89EU0UGY9
— interested party (@larry_kurtz) December 29, 2019

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