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1460 Days of Sodom​(​y)

from AAX​-​076 : Ameritheism by Dante Augustus Scarlatti

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How many verses blatantly state that a man and another man have no right to date, besides one in a book that was designed for Levites, with other strict rules you abandon with delight?

If you insist on resisting a wave of support for a man and another man's right to report a civil certificate of unification, then you deserve the full ramifications of a decision built upon ancient traditions which considers divorce the highest abomination.

So deal with your bitchy wives and your unfaithful husbands because you have agreed to a lifelong sentence. And for someone so afraid of homosexual empowerment, you sure like to sodomize their right to fulfillment in choosing the partners that they plan to betroth, regardless of the genitals or the combos that arose.

As I stand here at the justice with the world as our witness, and by the power invested in me by the state of the public, I now pronounce you all: homophobic pricks.

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from AAX​-​076 : Ameritheism, released July 4, 2014

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