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To: locogringo who wrote (1012994)	4/24/2017 5:12:36 PM
From: Heywood40	Respond to of 1574096

Bikers for Trump announces plan to build wall. Bikers for Trump announced today a plan to build a "Wall of Meat" along the US-Mexico border. Fresh off the success of the "Wall of Meat" they built at Trump's inauguration, where well over 10 individuals showed up and stood side by side, they announced a plan to patrol the entire US-Mexico border on their bikes with the intent to intercept and confiscate any controlled substances they might find. Asked how they would finance the effort, a group spokesman stated that it would be paid for by their retail sales departments across the country, which would dispose of the intercepted contraband. The spokesman stated their calculations project there would be enough money generated from the "Wall of Meat" on an annual basis to offset the loss of the entire US agricultural harvest. That loss is expected by US farmers due to the Trump administration's hostility toward low-paid immigrant workers who are choosing to no longer work in a country where they are not welcome. The Bikers for Trump spokesman said a recent survey (17,147,674 responses across all 50 States and the District of Columbia, Margin of Error 1.2%) found that their retail customer base agrees 100% with this statement: "Times of drugs will get our country through times of no fruits and vegetables better than fruits and vegetables will get it through times of no drugs."