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The Stupidity and Hate Radiating From Tumblr Hypocrisy. Rants. Discrimination. All the all those words are just some that describe the labyrinth of bad choices that is called Tumblr. Tumblr users want equality, yet sends major hate to certain parties and flips out when their favorite race, gender, and sexuality gets hate. First of all they hate men for no reason and think women are superior. Does that sound like equality to you? Because in their minds that’s exactly what they think it is. They also label all men as “the spawn of Satan” for merely existing. Yet they call all men racist and sexist and they hate on white people and men. Also, they are all extremely heterophobic. They say that all straights ruin everything. According

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