Quote by Michele Bachmann

This is not about hating homosexuals. I don't. I love homosexuals.

This is not about hating homosexuals. I don't. I love homose

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This quote indicates that the speaker does not harbor hatred towards homosexuals and actually loves them. It reflects a clear distinction between personal feelings of love and acceptance towards individuals who identify as homosexual, regardless of any controversial views or beliefs they may have. The speaker wants to emphasize a position of understanding and compassion rather than expressing any form of animosity or discrimination.

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