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charge, while stocks last subject to availability. Welcome back to WSHIT. In an effort to broaden

our cultural horizons, WSHIT is proud to continue the tradition of the Reporter Exchange

Program. This morning we welcome Peppie LaFuge, who filed this report on human rights.

We bring in the studio this morning, one of the gay rights activists. Mr, should I call

you Mr? Peppie Julian Onzima. Thank you for coming in. Thank you for coming.

Why are you gay? Who says I'm gay? You are gay and you are gay rights activists and

un-outsfoken lesbian, homosexual. How can I describe you? Why should someone be gay?

You are having a girlfriend. Do you perform the natural obligations? I'm not sexually

active right now. Doesn't that make you gay? Why do you mean doesn't that make me gay?

I am a male and I trucked a trans female. So who is gay? Well that certainly wasn't enlightening

interview and it reminds me that humanity has a long fucking way to go. We'll be back

after this commercial break.

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