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Halsey defends Miley Cyrus with epic clapbacks to biphobic Twitter trolls

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Out singer Halsey had some great clapbacks to haters who were attacking Miley Cyrus’s pansexuality.

Over the weekend a representative for Cyrus announced that she was separating from her husband of less than a year, Liam Hemsworth. Pictures of Cyrus kissing Kaitlynn Carter, ex-wife of Brody Jenner and ex-daughter-in-law of Caitlyn Jenner, appeared in tabloids.

Both Cyrus and Hemsworth have been photographed without their wedding rings and may have already been separated for some time.

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Miley fans are mostly in mourning, but some people on the internet decided to attack her. A random on Twitter who calls himself a “destroyer of SJWs” said that those pictures with Carter are proof that Cyrus cheated, and, even more, are proof that bisexual people are “greedy” and shouldn’t be dated.

Halsey, who is bi, destroyed the destroyer of SJW’s.

“Stop being afraid of women who aren’t afraid to do what pleases them and not other people,” the singer tweeted.

Another person on Twitter then used a different and contradictory biphobic sentiment against Halsey. Now, instead of bi people being “greedy” and unable to control their desires for others, they’re fake and don’t actually desire anyone of the same sex.

Halsey responded to his boldness.

Miley Cyrus has been posting more pics with Kaitlynn Carter to social media and joking with Brody Jenner. Liam Hemworth, though, has been keeping out of the public eye.

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