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out of context? these clips were all clips when you were talking about the situation then to add onto that you went onto say this. just sounds like your taking back what you said not me spreading false information you said yourself that you played the script and from a viewers/clippers POV that’s what they are gonna caption it as cause your clipfarming i didn’t mean for no hate to get sent to anyone

out of context? these clips were all clips when you were talking about the situation then to add onto that you went onto say this. just sounds like your taking back what you said not me spreading false information you said yourself that you played the script and from a viewers/clippers POV that’s what they are gonna caption it as cause your clipfarming i didn’t mean for no hate to get sent to anyone

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