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“It would be my pleasure to meet the president of the United States,” Martin explained. “I served under him in the Marine Corps.”
“This is not a hate demonstration, understand?” he added. “This is southern pride. This isn’t hate.”
Scott Hudson said that he wanted people to understand that he was not part of a “hate group.”
“Every bit of this is about respect an honor for our ancestors and the nation that they built, the grounds that they bled red for us,” Hudson insisted. “All of our heritage relies on us being united and staying strong, always and forever. Being with each other, whether you are white, black, Korean, Asian, Chinese.”
“It don’t matter, we are all brothers under God’s eyes,” he continued. “This is God’s country. This is not yours or mine. It’s his, and we have to keep God alive in our country.”
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