Video shows men attacking religious protesters at Pridefest

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I’d say this is unbelievable, but it’s not. The fact the crowd was cheering them on is disgusting.
 
Why are we surprised when people’s true colors shine through? Tolerance should not be a one way street.
 
Don’t take this the wrong way to mean that I’m glad this happened, but when the LGBT movement ends up overstepping itself and showing violence & hatred towards people that disagree with it, it hurts its own cause. Now that they have a strong footing in the country, they’re more prone to be reckless like this.

Trying to draw a parallel between the civil rights movement and LGBT is a bad joke. It’s becoming increasingly obvious that few of these people care about rights. They want power & prestige.
 
It needs to be noted that the 2 men who committed the physical assault were not themselves homosexuals. At least one of them is a violent repeat offender with a rap sheet that could match his waist line inch for inch (and he’s not a small guy) and was probably there looking for trouble to begin with.

That said, there was a group of (presumably) lesbians who got into a heated verbal argument with them which led to them chasing the protesters and taking their signs from them, but they did not violently attack the preachers. In fact, when the protester was assaulted, they did not “cheer his attacker on”; they tried to pull him off while yelling at him to stop. I know tensions are high right now, but let’s not skew the facts.
 
prodigalson2011 said:
It needs to be noted that the 2 men who committed the physical assault were not themselves homosexuals. At least one of them is a violent repeat offender with a rap sheet that could match his waist line inch for inch (and he’s not a small guy) and was probably there looking for trouble to begin with.

That said, there was a group of (presumably) lesbians who got into a heated verbal argument with them which led to them chasing the protesters and taking their signs from them, but they did not violently attack the preachers. In fact, when the protester was assaulted, they did not “cheer his attacker on”; they tried to pull him off while yelling at him to stop. I know tensions are high right now, but let’s not skew the facts.
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This is true - the man had what, 29 convictions? That’s insane.
 
My point is, the LGTB people are not the only reason why gayphoria is widespread, but also the heterosexual crowd supporting them. I like to call the supporters as Quislings. And I explain why. A little off topic


He was Vidkun Quisling, prime minister of Norway during WW2. He left the doors wide open of his country at the time of the Nazi invasion of Norway, becoming one of the best known supporters of the Nazi Regime.

My point is, such as the girl saying “who are you to judge” is one of the many heterosexual “quislings” supporting “gay rights”. A pastor of the Baptist Southern Convention said that comparing the gay movement with Martin Luther King’s Civil Rights movement it is just a plain insult, he said.

What if America was now what Russia is now? Putin said “give nothing to the gay”. No adoption, no marriage, no extra rights, no super rights, no pride parades, no insult to christian religion, nothing. Is this the result of 80 years of what the actual gay/atheist agenda is trying to impose all over the world?
 
prodigalson2011 said:
It needs to be noted that the 2 men who committed the physical assault were not themselves homosexuals. At least one of them is a violent repeat offender with a rap sheet that could match his waist line inch for inch (and he’s not a small guy) and was probably there looking for trouble to begin with.
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Source?

According to the sotry there were more than two people that attacked him.
 
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 #1  It needs to be noted that the 2 men who committed the physical assault were not themselves homosexuals.  At least one of them is a violent repeat offender with a rap sheet that could match his waist line inch for inch (and he's not a small guy) and was probably there looking for trouble to begin with.
#2 That said, there was a group of (presumably) lesbians who got into a heated verbal argument with them which led to them chasing the protesters and taking their signs from them, but they did not violently attack the preachers. In fact, when the protester was assaulted, they did not “cheer his attacker on”; they tried to pull him off while yelling at him to stop. I know tensions are high right now, but let’s not skew the facts.
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  1. *]and how do you know they aren’t homosexual ?, there aren’t any fat violent crimminal homosexuals? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/1/11/Johnwaynegacypogo.jpg
    2. chasing someone and forcibly taking another’s property isn’t violent ? :confused:
 
StMonicaGuideMe said:
I’d say this is unbelievable, but it’s not. The fact the crowd was cheering them on is disgusting.
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It’s really a shame that some people cannot subdue their passions and learn to co-exist. Violence only breeds violence. Using violence is never a way to settle issues.
 
TK421 said:
Don’t take this the wrong way to mean that I’m glad this happened, but when the LGBT movement ends up overstepping itself and showing violence & hatred towards people that disagree with it, it hurts its own cause. Now that they have a strong footing in the country, they’re more prone to be reckless like this.

Trying to draw a parallel between the civil rights movement and LGBT is a bad joke. It’s becoming increasingly obvious that few of these people care about rights. They want power & prestige.
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Right. And one of the ways this is different than what blacks went through is that the average homosexual actually makes more money than the average heterosexual. If they go to Hollywood they are just about guaranteed a job in acting. Employers feel pressured to higher them and to show them special preference over everyone else because if they don’t they get sued and attacked by the media. And it’s ridiculous for “gays” to compare themselves with African Americans who went through chattel slavery and were not even called human while a “gay” man might complain that he can’t wear his makeup on the job.
 
When you step into a lions den do not be surprised when you are bitten!!
 
prodigalson2011 said:
It needs to be noted that the 2 men who committed the physical assault were not themselves homosexuals. At least one of them is a violent repeat offender with a rap sheet that could match his waist line inch for inch (and he’s not a small guy) and was probably there looking for trouble to begin with.

That said, there was a group of (presumably) lesbians who got into a heated verbal argument with them which led to them chasing the protesters and taking their signs from them, but they did not violently attack the preachers. In fact, when the protester was assaulted, they did not “cheer his attacker on”; they tried to pull him off while yelling at him to stop. I know tensions are high right now, but let’s not skew the facts.
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Unfortunately, skewing the facts is the norm when it comes to the cherry-picked incidents that are publicized in order to drive Christian homophobia. Instilling “fear of the gay” is how Satan seeks to undermine faith, hope and love. What justification does anyone have to draw conclusions about an entire class of God’s Children based on the behavior of a few individuals? None. So, how is it that so many fail to see the moral error in this?

Unfortunately, Satan is relentless. As soon as someone knocks down one his works, a new one springs up to take its place. Posting on this forum is like playing a game of “Wack-a-Mole” against Christian homophobia.

It is impossible to reconcile homophobia with Faith, Hope and Love. The Catholic spiritual life is structured around these virtues and fear undermines them all. Once you grasp the significance of these virtues in your life and embrace them into your psyche - all fear dissolves and Satan’s schemes are laid bare for you to see like threads of distortion woven into a marvelous tapestry.

Father Barron commentary on Faith Hope & Love is a must see for all Catholics:
wordonfire.org/WOF-TV/Commentaries-New/Faith,-Hope,-and-Love-A-commentary-by-Fr-Barron.aspx
 
bellasbane said:
Unfortunately, skewing the facts is the norm when it comes to the cherry-picked incidents that are publicized in order to drive Christian homophobia. Instilling “fear of the gay” is how Satan seeks to undermine faith, hope and love. What justification does anyone have to draw conclusions about an entire class of God’s Children based on the behavior of a few individuals? None. So, how is it that so many fail to see the moral error in this?

Unfortunately, Satan is relentless. As soon as someone knocks down one his works, a new one springs up to take its place. Posting on this forum is like playing a game of “Wack-a-Mole” against Christian homophobia.

It is impossible to reconcile homophobia with Faith, Hope and Love. The Catholic spiritual life is structured around these virtues and fear undermines them all. Once you grasp the significance of these virtues in your life and embrace them into your psyche - all fear dissolves and Satan’s schemes are laid bare for you to see like threads of distortion woven into a marvelous tapestry.

Father Barron commentary on Faith Hope & Love is a must see for all Catholics:
wordonfire.org/WOF-TV/Commentaries-New/Faith,-Hope,-and-Love-A-commentary-by-Fr-Barron.aspx
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Ah, yes, we are all homophobes here on CAF. :rolleyes:

Maybe the people (gay or straight) who were intolerant of the pastors’ right to free speech ought to listen to this. 🤷
 
livingwordunity said:
Right. And one of the ways this is different than what blacks went through is that the average homosexual actually makes more money than the average heterosexual. If they go to Hollywood they are just about guaranteed a job in acting. Employers feel pressured to higher them and to show them special preference over everyone else because if they don’t they get sued and attacked by the media. And it’s ridiculous for “gays” to compare themselves with African Americans who went through chattel slavery and were not even called human while a “gay” man might complain that he can’t wear his makeup on the job.
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The “average” family has 2.5 children. Have you ever seen half a kid? That just goes to show you that when you speak of “averages” you are really talking about nobody.

You seem to be trying to make the case that far from being discriminated against, gay people are a privileged class in our society. I’m sorry, but that is simply absurd.
 
qui_est_ce said:
Ah, yes, we are all homophobes here on CAF. :rolleyes:

Maybe the people (gay or straight) who were intolerant of the pastors’ right to free speech ought to listen to this. 🤷
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What word then would you use to describe the “fear of the gay” that is evident in the posts on this thread if not “homophobia”. I’m all for respecting a person’s right to label themselves. What do you call it?
 
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