Street Preacher Vs French Kissing Men

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 Street Preacher vs. French-Kissing Men
 
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          Feb 03, 2011
          
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A street preacher condemning "homosexuals" and various other sinners to hell flipped out when two men walked up to where he was standing and started making out.
"Look everybody ... get your cameras out," he yelled. "We're going to get this on Facebook tonight."
He even pointed out the men were kissing "in a French way."
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