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kpete

(72,903 posts) Fri Dec 15, 2017, 02:17 PM Dec 2017

Remember the AL peanut farmer who was protesting outside Roy Moore rally in honor of gay daughter? [View all]

Remember the video I tweeted of the Alabama peanut farmer who was protesting outside the Roy Moore rally in honor of his gay daughter who committed suicide? How could anyone forget, right? Watch this interview of him on @TheEllenShow. He’s an inspiration.

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Remember the AL peanut farmer who was protesting outside Roy Moore rally in honor of gay daughter? [View all] kpete Dec 2017 OP

Good, but frustrating. Eliot Rosewater Dec 2017 #1

In the climate we're living in currently .... LenaBaby61 Dec 2017 #3

Yes, agreed. Eliot Rosewater Dec 2017 #6

When I first saw that clip SCantiGOP Dec 2017 #19

Yes when I talk about the tax plan and the problems with it exboyfil Dec 2017 #4

People who lean rightwing are like that. Blue_true Dec 2017 #5

That's often the way it happens radical noodle Dec 2017 #10

So there's hope. We know how to reach them. IronLionZion Dec 2017 #13

But you can't imagine how many people RandomAccess Dec 2017 #16

Yes! infidel621 Dec 2017 #17

I hope he can one day find peace Jake Stern Dec 2017 #2

He never will find total peace. Blue_true Dec 2017 #7

That was great Dem2 Dec 2017 #8

He knows gibraltar72 Dec 2017 #9

It makes me wonder what I'd be like today, if I'd been raised in rural Alabama in the 40s & 50s. n/t sl8 Dec 2017 #11

A very different person infidel621 Dec 2017 #15

I qualify. Elwood P Dowd Dec 2017 #18

It's hard to put yourself in someone else's shoes sometimes. sl8 Dec 2017 #20

K & R Duppers Dec 2017 #12

And who was on the show next???? llmart Dec 2017 #14