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Hello fellow gays, it is me, Corporation. Here to remind you that we support your lifestyle now that it's been legalized federally and we can capitalize on it safely as a mainstream trend. PAPA JOHNS Why did we have to wait until gay marriage was legalized to support you? No more questions homosexual, just buy the product

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Uploaded by The CEO of Antifa Jun 03, 2020 at 07:20PM EDT

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Origin Entry: LGBTQ+ Pride Month

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This GIF pokes fun of the Show "Supernatural" where the Gay protagonist confess his love feelings only to be dragged to Hell one scene later, but what makes it funnier the GIF is not even from the Show, it's from the SPAWN movie! Yet it still being used as a meme on Tumblr who has associated it with Supernatural!
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Uploaded Jun 03, 2020 at 07:20PM EDT

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LGBTQ+ Pride Month

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