Best to keep the pro-aborts out of the state anyway. Can't trust 'em around the kids and they scare the animals anyway.
What, North Dakotans and Canucks looking for a warm weather getaway?
HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA...S.D. legislature probably now (if they didnt before) knows they definitely did the right thing.
We have been there and we are definitely going again...the sooner the better.
Badlands, Mt. Rushmmore, Black Hills, Deadwood, Crazy Horse...beauty abounds in South Dakota and the people are beautiful too!
I guess NOW cancelled that members only hunting trip to ND for this fall?
As if there was anything for a liberal in South Dakota anyway. It's not as if they would care to see Mount Rushmore since it's just four dead white guys to them.
"Instead we will take our two boys out back and kill them using a saline solution".
It's always helpful when a liberal boycotts a destination. Lets you know where you can take the family.
And how many liberals visit South Dakota? After all, the place does not contain the perversions that liberals enjoy (cross dressing freaks, child molesters, and the like).
Professor Jezierski's deeply respectful comments on Ronald Reagan, a mere week after his death. Most of her stats are out of context or pure crap (the unemployment rate very early in Reagan's term, due to the recession caused by Carter's stagflation, hit 7.5%, etc).
http://www.lansingcitypulse.com/040616/features/index.asp
MSU urban sociologist Louise Jezierski notes that “the outrageousness of some of this stuff is just amazing.” Reagan’s social policies increased both poverty and homelessness. He drastically cut Aid for Families with Dependent Children AFDC and food stamp programs. He also greatly decreased government expenditures on public and low-income housing when he cut HUD’s budget from $74 billion to $19 billion.
Reagan also engineered the change from AFDC to TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families). Under TANF, the federal government gave block grants for welfare to each state. Each state then formulated its own welfare regulations. The result is that welfare battles have to be done on a state-by-state basis.
Cities were faced with the harshest realities of declining social welfare. Federal funding to cities was cut by 60 percent. The ongoing deindustrialization of the United States had created a deep recession. “Unemployment nationwide was 7.5 percent; that was double in cities, double for African-Americans”Jezierski said,
Reagan was unwilling to combat the growing problem of homelessness. During his time in office, the number of homeless people increased to around 600,000. The federal government wouldn’t support the social safety net anymore. “He said homelessness is a choice, and people should find a park bench to sleep on,” Jezierski said.
"We and our non-existant offspring refuse to go to South Dakota for the rest of our generation"
Say it ain't so! (Gnashes teeth and weeps in anguish)
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Feel free to boycott Hot Springs, SD, we'll try to manage without you.
Good Lord! They may have to cancel Gay Days at Mount Rushmore.
"In a news release titled 'Bypass South Dakota!', the Women’s Medical Fund urged supporters to steer clear of South Dakota...SNIP...But we can do without Mount Rushmore, the Black Hills, the Badlands and the Corn Palace,' Anne Gaylor, director of the Fund, wrote."
Anne Gaylor and Annie Laurie Gaylor (Mother & Daughter fascists) founded the "Freedom FROM Religion Foundation," just so you all know who is REALLY behind this (useless, IMHO) boycott.
http://ffrf.org/
LOL--Brangelina, we're not going to the Black Hills this summer! We'll have to go, instead, to the South of France!
I thought Gaylor was head of the Freedom From Religion Association. I guess she is branching out.
Yeah, I'm sure bike week in Sturgis will be deeply affected......NOT!!!!
It is an excellent idea for those who favor killing pre-born children to not vacation in South Dakota. The pro-choice crowd tends to be quite unsavory in behavior and appearance. The P. C. {pro-choice} people would blend in much better amongst their peers in San Francisco, Ithaca, and West Hollywood.