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Conservatives Lose Their Minds Over a Gay Cartoon
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August 9, 2017
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7:53Now PlayingTwo students from the Ringling College of Art completed a 4-minute animated short that starred gay characters. After their project went viral, triggered conservatives quickly vocalized how offended they were, accusing members of the LGBT community of trying to "recruit" children into homosexuality. In this segment we provide you with examples of their outrage and laugh at these right-wing SJWs.
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