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The fact that she was fighting 4 our rights while losing so many that she loved to AIDS when the government was just letting us die.. We owe her so much gratitude & thanks. She was one of the few that got it. I wish I had the correct...

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Jeff1 year ago

I think you said it very well.

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daniel1 year ago

The baby queens today saying she latched on to the lgbtq community for “relevance” have no idea. Or maybe they do and they’re just cunts. You know what, I take it back: they’re cunts.

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Madonna: AIDS activism1 year ago

💯

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BOOP751 year ago

And then all the same people still supported Fauci during covid which was insane to me...he was a creator of Aids and a murderer back then and still the same evil troll creator and murderer with covid

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AdaM1 year ago

Amen

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Prisonervoice21 year ago

This Beautiful American lady was sentenced to 45 years and served only 2 years God showed and set her free. What a testimony, listen to her, please. Retweet and join us to continue doing great work in prisons. +447376045293 WhatsApp Line

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not_a_playboy1 year ago

Fighting to the end

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Lalo Jam!1 year ago

❤️

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Denjo1 year ago

Very true words. You put it quite exact, because I think a lot of fans think and feel like this. 😙♥️✌🏻👑

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it’s all madonna's fault1 year ago

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