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by Sean on
Friday, July 25, 2008
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As a man, I understand the pressures to conform to heterosexuality...I just happen to be straight, so I've never had to face head-on the issues that you tackled every day. Your courage is truly admirable. Thank you.
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by Daniel on
Friday, July 25, 2008
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I've just recently heard of this story from a friend, and this story is truly disgusting to the very core. While I myself am heterosexual, I think gay's are very nice people whom I don't mind at all. I wish you all the best, and my prayers go out to larry and his family. If someone can stop homophobia, it'd be you guys.
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Labrador, NF |
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by Mamaz on
Friday, July 25, 2008
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I just really think its sad when people do these things. Not thinking about their actions. No matter the way the person was they were still the same as all of us. Its sad to hear stories like this but some people are so sick and do these kind of actions that have us thinking. I have family members and friends who are gay. I dont care I dont judge people for who they are I only judge them on how they treat me. People need to understand that everyone has a right to live their lives the way they want to. Hopefully, some day these people who do these actions will realize the hurt they cause others. It gets me mad to hear people talk about others because of the way they are. People need to look at themselves and judge themselves before they judge others.
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Long beach, California |
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by nikki coe on
Friday, July 25, 2008
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this senseless tragedy disgusts and saddens me.
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north easton, massachusetts |
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by regia on
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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 i am sad about this whole thing...2 of my family members are openly gay...but i believe that the killer took larry asking him to be his valintine as a threat and the only way that he could eliminate the problem was to kill.i think that this is horrible and that you shouldn't hate any one just because they are gay etc...everybody is created equal..the only person that should judge some is god and gos only.  im so mad right now...i think nobody should deserve to die over there sexuality..this whole thing is crazy...beeing gay is not a bad thing...people shouldn't resolve all their problems in violence...the killer could have told larry no and maybe have explained himself to larry...larry was a inoccent young boy that loved himself and the people around him...he didn't deserve to die so horrible as he did...that's just not right...i send my wishes to the family and that he's in a better place...in the end the killer will get his justice and so will larry.
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il, illinois |
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by Nick on
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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First Matt Shepard, then Larry King. When will people accept gays for who they are? Homophobia is a plague to society, a terminal cancer that eats away at people's souls. Rest in peace, Larry. And to his family: I am so sorry for your loss.
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Crawfordsville, IN |
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by Crystal on
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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this was really unfair... no one deserves to die based on be gay or w/e...
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Tuscon, Arizona |
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by chantelle on
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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I read the story about your son on msn a couple days ago, and my heart fell from my chest. it could have been anyone. i feel so sorry for you, and i hope that this will put a stop to the violent acts of homophobes. yet... i can't help picturing me in the same position. or my girlfriend. why must people hate? God bless you and give you courage to get through this stage of your life.
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Sylvan lake, Alberta |
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by Anne on
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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This was a senseless tragedy. My heart and prayers go out to your family. Celebrate Larry's life, no matter how short it may have been.
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Denver, Colorado |
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by Natalie Walbert on
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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I recently read about what happened to this innocent young man in Newsweek. It is very sad to think some people think they have the right to take someone's life for whatever reason they may have. The article got my attention (like others) so much that I went to the internet to find this web page. I enjoyed looking at Larry's photo's. He looked like a precious little boy that was developing into a wonderful young adult. It saddens me that his life ended at such a young age, and in such a tragic way. My heart goes out to his family and may his spirit live on through all the children that received his organs.
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Little Rock, AR |
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