Sioux Falls Free Thinkers running anti-Trump commercial. They also believe you can cheat death by freezing your head.

The group “Sioux Falls Free Thinkers” is running a weird anti Trump commercial on the KELO Evening news trying to convince us that hate crimes are taking over since the election:

And if you look at their web site, they’re far less veiled about their opinion.

Of course they also believe people have psychic ESP powers, that you can beat death by freezing your head, and they supported Rick Weiland’s IM22.

But you don’t see them putting a commercial on KELOland about those crazy beliefs, do you?

10 thoughts on “Sioux Falls Free Thinkers running anti-Trump commercial. They also believe you can cheat death by freezing your head.”

  1. Well, I think it explains their name (“free thinkers”) as they seem to be free of logical and rational thinking.

    But I appreciate their attempt to capture Christ’s Teaching of “love thy neighbor.”

    1. I don’t think they believe in God, Troy. Aren’t they a pretty much atheist, religion-hating group?

  2. Free thinking is kind of like beauty. If you have to tell me you’re a free thinker, you probably aren’t.

  3. It is ‘free thinking’ if you believe as they do. If you don’t, then their hate comes out.

  4. Free Thinkers will love SB-55 which opens up our public school curriculum to a vast world of conspiracy theories. Established scientific methods? Who needs them? We are in the post truth and Alternative fact era. If this gets passed into law the reputation of the SD public school educational system is going to take a hit.

  5. I would bet they were all in for Barry Obama who was no friend to Israel, but it’s the typical liberal hypocrisy on display.

  6. Anonymous 12:40,

    Yes, they don’t believe in God. But their lack of belief doesn’t change the reality God loves them and is always calling them to be who He intended them to be. Maybe their recognizing His Teachings is the invitation from them for the Holy Spirit to work in them with their permission.

    The Holy Spirit doesn’t impose but proposes and respects their choice to live in eternity outside His Presence.

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