Watch This Hunky Jock Defend ‘The Gay People’

Where to begin with the wonderful mystery that is Chris Kluwe? He plays for the Minnesota Vikings. He plays World of Warcraft. He plays the bass. And since his take on free speech and marriage equality is a total touchdown, do your own end zone dance and share with your friends!

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Jan 12, 2013

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