North Carolina Pastor calls for concentration camps for gays and execution by starvation:
I had to listen to this 3 times to get myself to believe what I was hearing. I’ve done something I’ve only ever done once before. I’ve taken the time to look for his “sermon.”
”…of our President getting up and saying that it was alright for two women to marry, or two men to marry. I tell you right now I was disappointed bad. But I tell you right there as sorry as you can get, the Bible’s against it, God’s against it, I’m against it, and if you got any sense you’re against it. I had a way, I’ve figured a way out. A way to get rid of all the lesbians and queers, but I couldn’t get it past the Congress. Build a great big large fence, 150 or 100 miles long, put all the lesbians in there, fly over and drop some food. Do the same thing with the queers and the homosexuals. And have that fence electrified till they can’t get out. Feed them. And you know what? In a few years they’ll die out. You know why? They can’t reproduce. If a man ever has a young’en, praise god it will be the first. All of these… You can say amen, I’m going to preach the hell out of all of them. Hey I’ll tell you right now, somebody say who you going to vote for? I ain’t gonna vote for a baby killer and a homosexual lover. You said did you mean to say that? You better believe I did. God have mercy it makes me puking sick to think about…I don’t even know whether you ought to say this in the pulpit or not. Can you imagine kissing some man? ”
This person, man of God, spiritual leader, pastor, actually stood in his pulpit and called for people to be put in internment camps and killed because of their sexuality. I’ve heard a lot of homophobic propaganda lately with every group calling themselves “Family” something or the other going on the attack. The words of this pastor caused a chill to run over my body. Maybe because I had a visual of my friends suffering and dying in prison camp, with electrified fences. I know something like this would never happen (or perhaps i’m wrong), but the fact that his congregation felt so moved as to say “amen” makes me realize that there are those who would not be averse to such human suffering.
This is fucking reprehensible. I literally feel sick right now, having watched this.
It’s totally normal for religion to call for the murders of those who don’t follow their doctrine, but for someone to be this goddamned nonchalant about advocating for genocide makes my head fucking spin.
Fucking Christians.
A.
Inglixland 