Its tough being a Christian in San Francisco. You have probably heard by now of the protests of the group of flamboyant gays disrupting a Catholic Mass in San Francisco.
They showed up dressed as nuns, priests and I’m not sure what else. They had sex toys shaped like crucifixes. I would write more about the whole incident except I can’t find anything from the main stream media about it. The leftists media is saying that this isn’t a real story. They are saying that the reason the old media is not covering this is because its just not a news worthy story.
The thing is that we can all imagine how the old media would have covered this if it had been a group of gays dressed as muslims invading and disrupting a service at a mosque. Well, they wouldn’t have done that because there would have been severe consequences for doing that. As it is, there are no consequences for bullying a Catholic Priest and making fun of Christianity.
I’ve heard some criticism of the Priest for giving them Holy Communion. I’m not Catholic so there is probably something I don’t understand about it. But it seems to me that they needed the Holy Communion probably as much or more than anyone there.
Well, they insulted the Christians trying to attend mass. They insulted the Catholic world and the Christian world in general by using symbols of Christianity as sex toys. They inconvenienced and angered a lot of people, but THEY had a gay ol’ time. They get a free pass from the old media for it. You have to admit their protests are …. creative.
I’ll update this when I find a story online about it ….
Gay Protest San Francisco
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