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SockpuppetToday at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
It’s great how much progress we have made.
It’s also scary as fuq how hard baggers are working to destroy people like him.
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
Wow! That's some really deep virtue signalling.
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SockpuppetRe: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
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Wow! That's some really deep virtue signalling.
How badly do you want to go find him and stomp in his head?
Violent filth.
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
Sockpuppet wrote:
How badly do you want to go find him and stomp in his head?
Violent filth.
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
Are you in a hotel room together right now?
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
I would like to see Spanky locked in a cage with 100 HIV+ black men, and one bucket of KFC fried chicken.
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
Sockpuppet wrote:
How badly do you want to go find him and stomp in his head?
Violent filth.
how badly do you want to go back and get your tonsils smashed by his cock?
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
Sockpuppet wrote:
It’s great how much progress we have made.
It’s also scary as fuq how hard baggers are working to destroy people like him.
OMG! Did you join him in a rousing chorus of Kanye's 'Heil Hitler'?
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Tom LeykisRe: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
DOES ANYBODY HERE BELIEVE THAT OUR BOY SPANKY ***ACTUALLY WALKED INTO A STARBUCKS UNDER HIS OWN POWER**?
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
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Wow! That's some really deep virtue signalling.
Meanwhile Spanky uses both “gay” and “black” as insults. 
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SockpuppetRe: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
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Meanwhile Spanky uses both “gay” and “black” as insults.
Nah.
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SamplesBoiRe: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
He's black.
He's going to be shot dead someday.
By a black.
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
Sockpuppet wrote:
Nah.
You had an entire website named YUOFAG.COM
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Re: Today at Starbucks, my barista was a young, openly gay, black man. I felt both happy for him and fearful for him.
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