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I am listening online in Ohio, and I am compelled to comment by my curiosity.  certainly understand the desire to not only respect freedom of speech, but also to respect the members of any community.  To this effect, I greatly desire to see a copy of this flyer.  I feel that no one has adequately described the contents, aside from the title.  While individuals like Nathan claim he did not slander anyone, instead he says he was celebrating his heritage.  Conversely, the representative of the Gay Penguins obviously perceived a threat.  I want to read this flyer for myself.  Is this possible?

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