X likely profited from promoted post calling for LGBTQ+ death penalty
X reportedly received between $10 and $2,500 to promote a post calling for LGBTQ+ people to receive the death penalty.
April 10 2024 3:11 PM
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X reportedly received between $10 and $2,500 to promote a post calling for LGBTQ+ people to receive the death penalty.
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