Time for America To Get Back To Being America In More Ways Than One

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Image may contain: one or more people, people standing and outdoor, text that says 'I AM TOTALLY DISGUSTED. 50 YEARS AGO WE HUNTED AND KILLED COMMIES, TODAY. WE LET THEM RUN STATES AND TELL US WHAT WE CAN DO. WHERE WE CAN GO, WHAT WE CAN BUY. WTF HAPPENED?'

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