Not sure they needed to block a road off for that protest

The Anti-Vaccination ‘Medical Freedom’ protest is in full swing at the State Capitol, and I wonder why they needed to block off a road for this:

(I don’t think they’re going to get to 200 participants to get the Mexican chicken rice bowl discount from $15 to $12.)

12 thoughts on “Not sure they needed to block a road off for that protest”

  1. These blue and red state refugees move to South Dakota to have freedom from societal responsibilities, civic duties, norms and rules bringing their problems here. Thank you Governor Noem!

    1. If it wasn’t for the deep state, I bet he would show up. However, once Trump is reinstated, which will be on his brothers birthday, December 25th, nobody will have to wear masks ever again.

      1. Cool! Maybe Jesse Ventura will come and do one of his conspiracy theory episodes there. He could spend alot of time in South Dakota interviewing many characters especially at the Capitol during the legislative session. Heck! He could base his show in the Black Hills and have a studio there.

  2. So many of the Home School advocates who moved here and are cleared to teach their own brand of Civics during the past legislative session. Looks like today is a “field trip” day?

  3. Even the most die-hard anti-vaccine partisan knows this protest was badly planned & poorly organized.

      1. I honor the right to demonstrate peacefully, and I respect sincere convictions. We can, in good faith, discuss and debate these issues — matters of genuine importance. Each US citizen has the right to express his or her political views. But when you can’t muster even 600 people, it gives the impression that few voters care. Meager attendance emboldens the opposition, feeds the disingenuous liberal media, and dissuades swing voters who might otherwise have rallied to your banner.

        There are two ways to see it.

        If nobody in SD cares about vax mandates… then bravo to the event organizers for somehow recruiting 185 people. But if hundreds of thousands of South Dakotans are furious about mandates, then this event’s organizers shot themselves in the foot.

  4. It was a rainy protest and now some conspiracy theorist tries to rope-in and soil home school families.

    Yikes.

    Needles are barrels and the material delivered through them is a projectile.

    The sniper operating this weapon must be so adept they can get within a couple of feet of the victim.

    Prove me wrong.

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