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 @B636G7G Comments12mos ago

I wouldnt have a problem with the LGBTQ if they would not march and force their illness on others trying to rub it in our faces, and getting schools to enforce teaching this illness to young kids, thats a brainwashing tactic, its not enough for these people to get married now they march being vulgar and discusting in public and think its funny, then go protest with terrorist simpathizers chanting down with america, they would be stoned by these same people if not in America, these marriages should be resended and all these ill people should be locked up, just like rapists when wires are crossed so bad it cant be fixed you get rid of it. How do you like my grammar...

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 @12porgs from Georgia  commented…6mos6MO

Firstly, this is all one sentence, the grammar is horrible. Secondly, there is something called the first amendment, in which people are allowed to protest, and speak freely. To talk about protesting some more, there wouldn't be a need if idiots just shut up (and violence against them stopped) with their stupid arguments and just let them have the right to same-sex marriage, among other LGBTQIA+ rights.

You can call it a disease or illness, but it isn't. People must at least be told in school about the LGBTQIA+ community so that it is accepted, so that violence will subside. If people are not taught, they will never understand, and thus there will just be more ignorance in the world.

 @B7V3L3T from Maryland  disagreed…8mos8MO

You are a homophobic neo-Nazi. Gay people aren't trying to brainwash people! It's not an illness! Studies have literally shown that people can't "learn" to be gay. And so what if they can? Just mind your own **** ing beeswax, you *** Or go burn in hell. I don't care.

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