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And it all stem from my own personal struggles.

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And now, Chanty's trust and believe.

It's not just about like ISIS.

It's not about a guy being really religious.

It's not just about gun control.

And it's also not just about homophobia.

This guy, you know, all indicate to show that he probably himself was homosexual.

He probably was a closeted gay man who grew up in a very repressive home and grew up.

And, you know, look, it's not just a Muslim community.

A lot of religious and other kinds of communities over the years have had issues about accepting,

especially in their own families, children who are gay.

You know, you have people who want to pray away the gay.

They want to beat away the gay.

And so I have a feeling that this guy not only experienced that in his home,

but he also had some, like, he had some issues.

And we're back in five, four, three, one.

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