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because there people at the school who have religious views against homosexuality and those views need to be respected however why should people have to follow rules based on a religion they don't believe and are they gonna ban pork to respect the views of Muslims are they gonna ban meat on fridays to respect the views of Catholics why should people be forced to follow rules based on a religion they don't believe please share this post with at least ten people it will only take a few minutes

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