The LGBT community is mourning the tragic loss of life after the Pulse attack. Forty-nine people lost their lives, and there were 53 people injured. RWNJs are coming out and celebrating this tragic incident. Pastors are celebrating the loss of “pedophiles.”
Pastor Steven Anderson in Arizona said:
“The good news is that there’s 50 less pedophiles in this world, because, you know, these homosexuals are a bunch of disgusting perverts and pedophiles. That’s who was a victim here, are a bunch of, just, disgusting homosexuals at a gay bar, okay?”
The Duggars showed off their hypocrisy with inspirational-sounding quotes that are from anti-LGBT activists:
“This is when we show that Christians mourn with those who mourn. May the Gospel of Jesus Christ be evident as the only power greater than a broken heart.”
All of the victims of the Orlando tragedy have been identified and the bodies have been released to the families.
There is one person out there just demonstrating how much bigotry still exists. A man who refused to identify his gay son’s body because he didn’t approve of his son’s sexuality.
The Orlando Latino reported that local relatives have claimed the victim’s body. He was Puerto Rican, and his father wouldn’t claim him. The victim’s name was not released.
Orlando Latino reported:
“The fact is, Puerto Ricans on the island are socially conservative and oftentimes anti-LGBT. While the U.S. Supreme Court declared that same-sex marriage was constitutional in June 2015, gay marriage didn’t reach Puerto Rico until April 2016 – 10 months after the highest court’s ruling – because a San Juan district court said the Supreme Court’s decision didn’t apply to Puerto Rico.”
Unfortunately, many Hispanic people are against same-sex marriage. In Puerto Rico, 72 percent of Protestants oppose same-sex marriage. About half of the entire island opposes LGBT-rights.
The medical examiner’s office said this in a statement:
“We effectively and efficiently completed the identification, notification, and autopsy process within a 72-hour period – a monumental task.”
Here is a video of the shooter’s father talking about the massacre:
Featured Image: Screenshot Of CBS Video Via YouTube.
