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You can buy this confetti made from shredded anti-gay pamphlets

Paper company turns anti-gay propaganda into confetti for gay weddings.

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When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. But what about when life hands you a pamphlet about the dangers of homosexuality

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Irish paper company Daintree has come up with a surprising solution for that pesky propaganda problem. Rather than tossing the hateful pamphlet into the trash, where it no doubt belongs, the company is transforming the leaflets into heart-shaped confetti to be rained down on gay couples during their weddings. 

The campaign, appropriately titled “A Shred of Decency,” is all in support of Ireland’s same-sex marriage referendum. With a vote on the issue scheduled for next month, opponents of LGBT equality have been spamming citizens with leaflets full of hateful lies.

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The confetti is available for purchase on the company’s website for the bargain price of $5.50. Best of all, the proceeds from confetti sales will be given to Yes Equality, a non-profit that supports same-sex marriage in Ireland. 

The company is asking for donations of all “dishonest flyers or leaflets” so they can produce plenty of confetti that will hopefully be used to celebrate a win for marriage equality. If international postage proves too costly, don’t worry. Daintree is also shredding tweets. “Just reply to the dishonest tweet and add#shredthistweet. We will then print the tweet off and add it to the pile,” the company writes on its site.

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H/T Queerty | Photo via Sarah Buckley/Flickr (CC BY 2.0)

 
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