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Conservative Pundit Slammed After Saying Jonathan Van Ness Is 'Celebrating' Being HIV Positive

Conservative Pundit Slammed After Saying Jonathan Van Ness Is 'Celebrating' Being HIV Positive

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Right-wing conspiracy theorist and pundit Mark Dice got destroyed on Twitter after a tweet claiming that Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness is "celebrating" being HIV positive.


32-year-old Van Ness recently revealed his status in an interview with The New York Times, saying that he is a proud "member of the beautiful H.I.V.-positive community" after being diagnosed at age 25.

Van Ness told the Times he was hesitant to reveal his HIV status to the world, adding:

"When 'Queer Eye' came out, it was really difficult because I was like, 'Do I want to talk about my status?' And then I was like, 'The Trump administration has done everything they can do to have the stigmatization of the L.G.B.T. community thrive around me.' I do feel the need to talk about this."

So, naturally, Dice decided to take Van Ness's powerful revelation and turn it into something to mock liberals.

The backlash was swift and fierce, with actress and LGBT+ ally Patricia Arquette responding to Dice's "stupid and heartless" tweet with gusto.

Arquette then slapped Dice with the priceless moniker of "soulless skin husk."


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Dice also got dragged for not knowing the difference between HIV and AIDS.


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Or the difference between "celebrating" and embracing a life-changing diagnosis.

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Sorry, Mark Dice, it looks like you've been canceled.

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