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death sentence to the couple

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 @8PB2N2TLibertarian from Indiana  commented…5yrs5Y

Why would you kill someone because they love someone of the same gender?

  @Renaldo-MoonGreen  from Pennsylvania  disagreed…12mos12MO

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What would be the point of that you sick monster

  @95CSKZJ from Illinois  disagreed…3yrs3Y

why the *** would that be okay? What if they have a adopted child? Your just going to kill them? BTW have fun losing most of the population.

 @8SLKCY7 from North Carolina  commented…4yrs4Y

what the **** is your problem

 @9VNDFCDPeace and Freedom  from Utah  commented…12mos12MO

You and my beautiful GIRLFRIENDS strict a** dad would make a BEAUTIFUL couple. He's just as homophobic as you, and just as much of a narc as your acting.

@B3CNH4J from Texas  reported…7mos7MO

Unconstructive, just purely hateful.

@9Y59HLV from Indiana  reported…11mos11MO

Calls for execution of innocent lgbt individuals

@7BW8QSN from Missouri  reported…4mos4MO

Obvious Hatred: Claims gay couples should be executed

@lynk from California  reported…7mos7MO

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Calls for the death/execution of LGBTQ+ individuals.

 @keiraisright from Michigan  commented…9mos9MO

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may God save your soul

@9Y4GCRZ from Michigan  reported…11mos11MO

Hate speech

 @9ZQTS63 from North Carolina  disagreed…11mos11MO

@5BT3V6C Biting the curb 4k

 @9X8XGXG from Delaware  commented…11mos11MO

Guys calm down its a joke

 @9WP5RD2Democrat from North Dakota  agreed…12mos12MO

dang

 @9X79K5C from Maryland  commented…11mos11MO

Actually based?

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