Just As You Hoped, Twitter Hijacks #FreeKimDavis

The Internet delivers once again on the #FreeKimDavis hashtag.

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The #FreeKimDavis hashtag started with the likes of Mike Huckabee launching a petition to free the Kentucky clerk from jail, where she has been since Thursday on contempt. And while some have taken to Twitter to back her -- with arguments like, President Obama is lawless, so why should Kim Davis follow the law? -- many others have hijacked it.

Surely, you saw this coming.

I'm totally cool with #FreeKimDavis...once she agrees to do her job.
-- Kyle JL (@kyjl89) September 3, 2015

\u201c#FreeKimDavis because we do NOT want her turning gay in jail. #BenCarson\u201d
— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) 1441310143

\u201c#FreeKimDavis because TV comedy hasn't been this good since the 90s\u201d
— Viktor de Pointe du Lac (@Viktor de Pointe du Lac) 1441308917

\u201cThe #freekimdavis hashtag is like Mad Libs, with every blank field asking for a conservative religious canard.\u201d
— Jeremy Hooper (@Jeremy Hooper) 1441308286

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\u201c#FreeKimDavis how is she going to find a 5th husband if all of the good guys marry each other???\u201d
— Jillian M Hurley \ud83c\udf3b Post & Mastodon too (@Jillian M Hurley \ud83c\udf3b Post & Mastodon too) 1441404382

\u201cJesus responds to meme on #FreeKimDavis #IStandWithKimDavid #KimDavis #ReligiousLiberty\u201d
— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@Mrs. Betty Bowers) 1441396473

\u201c#FreeKimDavis because using #ReligiousLiberty to deny service is an American institution!\u201d
— Fozzie (@Fozzie) 1441309354

\u201cDon't fall for the scam people! They say #FreeKimDavis, but if you read the fine print, its only if you buy one of equal or greater cost\u201d
— Kragar (@Kragar) 1441309348