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All Lives Matter—but a Trump worshipper's life is worth more.
The little town of Sunny Bend was shrouded under a dark cloud. Whispers of “the Butcher” drifted through the old cobblestone streets, chilling every soul. A very worried Mayor Allen Farmly had ordered curfews and initiated martial law.
The little town of Sunny Bend was shrouded under a dark cloud. Whispers of “the Butcher” drifted through the old cobblestone streets, chilling every soul. A very worried Mayor Allen Farmly had ordered curfews and initiated martial law. Soldiers patrolled the nighttime streets and, for the first time any of the people could remember, everyone locked their doors.
Sunny Bend's prosecutor, Rosco Thorne—a man with a stern face and an even sterner moral compass—stood against the rising tide of fear.
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