SEATTLE, WA, July 4, 2013 (AcuteMania.net) – At Pridefest in Seattle on Sunday, a gang of homosexuals violently attacked two Christian protesters. One of the protesters is holding a sign that reads: “Repent or Else” and “Jesus Saves from Sin,” and the other is wearing a black shirt.

The Christian protester in the black shirt gets shoved a few times and the rest of the gay crowd takes turns mocking and screaming at both of them. The gay crowd continues to hurl threats and strike at the men for a while.

Then several homosexuals pull at the first man’s sign, and one of them rips it off. As the others climb on top of him and wrestle with him, the fat gay man who took off his shirt off earlier runs at him and strikes him from behind several times.

You can read more about the story at LifeSiteNews.

The facts have finally come out about the shooting at the conservative christian Family Research Council in Washington D.C. The shooter, Floyd Corkins II, was, in fact, a volunteer for the LGBT Community (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender). However, the executive director, David Mariner, of The DC Center for the LGBT Community described Corkins as “kind, gentle, and unassuming.”

A collection of 25 gay “rights” groups issued the following statement via the GLAAD organization:

The motivation and circumstances behind today’s tragedy are still unknown, but regardless of what emerges as the reason for this shooting, we utterly reject and condemn such violence. We wish for a swift and complete recovery for the victim of this terrible incident.

They should really be issuing an apology and opening their organizations up for investigation. Everything about this attack indicates that it was a direct result of the threats that left-wing groups have been making on Chick-fil-A and it’s CEO Dan Cathy.

We need a full review of the statements that these left-wing groups have made. We need to find out how this attack was instigated and assisted. A simple statement is not enough, especially since many of these groups have been advocating violence on christian groups, Chick-fil-A, and Dan Cathy.

What these gay groups really need is an extensive sensitivity training program to teach them how to respect the views of other people, particularly conservative Christians.