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| Americans in name only is all you are. | |
| You need to get out of this country, go back to Europe like this guy says. | |
| Y'all are bigots. | |
| Y'all are close-minded. | |
| Rob Dewitt with Infowars.com. | |
| We are standing on the steps of the Texas Capitol here in Austin, Texas. | |
| And you can see the riot police have shown up. | |
| And they are keeping the two groups apart. | |
| The anti-Sharia law group, which is over here. | |
| And then beyond that are the Antifa. | |
| Nazi-type people. | |
| Anyway, I got a guy here who wants to talk. | |
| Hey, bud, how's it going? | |
| How you doing? | |
| So, why are you out here today protesting Sharia law? | |
| Well, I mean, it's the right thing to do. | |
| It's common sense. | |
| I was just telling this gentleman here that if people came from other countries and pushed all the different forms of collectivism known as the more popular one known as socialism, and you got communism and fascism, but they're all the same. | |
| Different forms of Kool-Aid. | |
| That if we tried to push Sharia law and we were with a Middle Eastern government, we would be arrested. | |
| Or if we tried to push communism from a government that had communism like Venezuela, you know, you're a government employee, you would be arrested. | |
| And so I thought the U.S. Constitution is the law of the land. | |
| And so we can't have other forms of it. | |
| So I had to protest that because get with our laws or get out. | |
| You can go to many different continents, you can get out. | |
| That's all there is to it. | |
| They have to. | |
| If you don't like America and what it stands for, and trying to expose government corruption and hold our leaders accountable like the last administration, or I should say regime, that was not held accountable, then get out. | |
| Because we're going to hold Democrats and name-only socialists, dinos and rhinos. | |
| We're going to hold them accountable too. | |
| Unless it's people like Rand Paul, because we don't have to. | |
| Because those guys are pretty money, aren't they? | |
| But the rest of them are garbage. | |
| And there's going to be a handful of good Republicans and one Democrat, I can say, Tulsi Gabbard. | |
| But if you don't like the way of American life and our Constitution, you can get out of this country. | |
| You can, you know, I don't know. | |
| Just get out of here. | |
| We don't need Sharia law here, and we don't need socialism here in any form, shape, or way. | |
| So let me ask you, how is Sharia law compatible with the way of life here in the United States? | |
| I think you've got to ask a different question, which is, is anybody out here actually advocating for Sharia law? | |
| I think what a lot of us Texans see here today is a bunch of people who have come out with their anti-Muslim bias. | |
| To protest against a non-issue. | |
| Sharia law is not going to happen here. | |
| It's not. | |
| This is the state capitol I'm standing in front of. | |
| This is Texas. | |
| This is Texas. | |
| There is no threat here. | |
| Do you see what's happening in Texas? | |
| There's nobody out here. | |
| He speaks like a socialist, calling himself a liberal. | |
| They never have a direct answer for anything, ever. | |
| He asked you a direct question. | |
| You could not give him a direct answer. | |
| That's how it always is with you. | |
| You don't know what common sense is. | |
| I can't believe y'all got out of junior high, much less high school. | |
| But I know the standards have been lowered for kids born past 1980. | |
| And y'all think, oh, if we call it socialism, that's not what it is. | |
| It's liberalism. | |
| No, it's socialism. | |
| You can go look up the Norman Thomas quote. | |
| Look up the Norman Thomas quote and you'll see what he said in 1948 about it. | |
| He was the Socialist Party of America candidate for president. | |
| Six times. | |
| He said one day, Americans will accept socialism, but not when it's called socialism, it'll be called liberalism. | |
| Y'all never have a direct answer. | |
| Never, never, never. | |
| I'm telling you. | |
| Y'all have no common sense. | |
| I don't want to hear from you, kid. | |
| If you're under 40, you got nothing to say to me, especially if you're under 35 and you're born past 1980, which you look like you were. | |
| Get away from me. | |
| I'm a veteran. | |
| I didn't serve Americans in name only. | |
| Americans in name only is all you are. | |
| You need to get out of this country, go back to Europe like this guy says. | |
| Y'all are bigots. | |
| Y'all are close-minded. | |
| You say you're open-minded? | |
| But if a conservative who you think's a conservative comes along, you don't want to hear this point of view. | |
| There's lots of Americans that are upset like me and we're tired of y'all. | |
| Get out of Texas. | |
| The rest of Texas is not like y'all. | |
| The rest of Texas is against y'all. | |
| Y'all are surrounded by real Texans. | |
| I thank God I'm not from Austin. | |
| I thank God I have common sense. | |
| I've been here. | |
| My family's been in Texas for six generations. | |
| Y'all are such reactionaries. | |
| I'm as native Texan as you can get. | |
| You're an American and Texan in name only. | |
| That doesn't mean anything. | |
| You don't have these values. | |
| You probably know more about Marx and you probably know more about Stalin and Lenin than you do the forefathers of this state and this country. | |
| You should go home. | |
| Leave this country. | |
| Please get out. | |
| I know a whole lot about the Constitution. | |
| One thing the Constitution says. | |
| You sound like it, man. | |
| It's that you're born here, so you have rights in this country, right? | |
| Because we've got these rights that are given to us by the Constitution. | |
| I'm not out here pushing communism. | |
| I'm just saying this march against Sharia looks like he got a straw man that you're out here protesting against. | |
| Doesn't make a lick of sense. | |
| Who's the straw man? | |
| What are you talking about? | |
| Where is the march for Sharia? | |
| There's no march here for Sharia. | |
| There's just a march here against Sharia. | |
| Apropos of nothing, it's not going to happen in Texas. | |
| I don't know what you're so scared of. | |
| The communists back over there are advocating no borders, which would then... | |
| I couldn't give a damn about Michigan. | |
| I just live here in Texas. | |
| We're in rural Texas. | |
| See how much they support you and how much they agree with you. | |
| East Texas, born and raised, dude. | |
| Only big cities, the inner cities, are going to agree with people like you. | |
| Families from Beaumont, I don't know what to tell you. | |
| I've been to Beaumont. | |
| I know all about Beaumont. | |
| I know about Beaumont, too. | |
| And I'm telling you, this isn't to threaten Texas. | |
| This is a masquerade. | |
| I'm not gonna sit here and take it anymore! | |
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