Street Preacher Beat Down During Seattle ‘Gay Pride’ Event

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are you saying this is inaccurate?

If you haven't been paying much attention lately, the public schools are about anything but Christianity. Everything related to God, the Bible, prayer, and Christianity has been forcibly kicked out of the schools.
 
I don't agree with their reaction to the brothers, and I wish that donkey with his shirt off came at me like that. On the other hand though, I can think of better ways to preach and warn people than at a gay and lesbian thing. I gotta say, if Satanists tried the same thing at a Christian function and I was there.............
 
What I find interesting and sad, is I live in the seattle area, and saw nothing on the news about this.
If it had been the reverse, it would have been all over the news.

Father God please forgive them, for they know not what they do.

God bless
pickles
 
The men and women in that video need our prayers... Not because they might or might not be gay.... But to soften their hearts towards the Lord...
 
What I find interesting and sad, is I live in the seattle area, and saw nothing on the news about this.
If it had been the reverse, it would have been all over the news.

Father God please forgive them, for they know not what they do.

God bless
pickles

Sadly no it would also be ignored by the press.

Last year in Grand Rapids Michigan for example.
http://www.wisconsingazette.com/breaking-news/protesters-at-grand-rapids-gay-day-threaten-death-rape.html
This news article isone about the only one I could find on the incident
 
So an essay written by someone forty years ago represents theattitudes and beliefs of an entire minority?

Its not an essay, its an official manefesto drawn up by the
Gay Liberation Front, a homosexual militant organisation, which I did point out in my earlier post.
 

Here is an interesting update.

The shirtless chubby man in the videotaped who “brutallybeat” a wholesome street preacher at the Seattle gay priced event – his name isJason Queree and he has a long history of such acts. He has been arrested 29 times since 1995, andconvicted or otherwise found against for nine felonies, including forgery,stolen property, unlawful firearm possession and theft, and 12 misdemeanors,including driving with a suspended license, vehicle prowl, domestic violence,assault, DUI and criminal trespass.

Oh…and he’s also a heterosexual.


Now I have a question for many of the posters in thisthread. Many of you took this incident asan opportunity to say some rather nasty and ugly things about homosexuals becauseit was just assumed that the chubby shirtless guy was gay.
Now that we all know he is a heterosexual are you willing tosay the same the same nasty and ugly things about straights?

Or is it somehow “different”

 
Its not an essay, its an official manefesto drawn up by the [/COLOR][/SIZE][/FONT]Gay Liberation Front, a homosexual militant organisation, which I did point out in my earlier post.

Yeah. An organizationthat at its largest had only a couple hundred members and which disbanded in1974.

I texted a few of my gay/lesbian friends to ask them about themanifesto of the Gay Liberation Front and their position onit. None of them even knew this group existedmuch less made a “manifesto”



On a side note. I onceasked my friend John just what a “militant homosexual” was. His response : I’m a militant homosexual because I won’tallow those who choose to hate inflict violence, verbal, physical, emotional,on my children, my family or on myself.
 
Here is an interesting update.

The shirtless chubby man in the videotaped who “brutallybeat” a wholesome street preacher at the Seattle gay priced event – his name isJason Queree and he has a long history of such acts. He has been arrested 29 times since 1995, andconvicted or otherwise found against for nine felonies, including forgery,stolen property, unlawful firearm possession and theft, and 12 misdemeanors,including driving with a suspended license, vehicle prowl, domestic violence,assault, DUI and criminal trespass.

Oh…and he’s also a heterosexual.


Now I have a question for many of the posters in thisthread. Many of you took this incident asan opportunity to say some rather nasty and ugly things about homosexuals becauseit was just assumed that the chubby shirtless guy was gay.
Now that we all know he is a heterosexual are you willing tosay the same the same nasty and ugly things about straights?

Or is it somehow “different”


My oringinal statement stills stands. No one(that means gay or straight) should resort to violence.

I will also add that the "chubby" guy should really consider anger management.
 
Luke 24: 45-48 45 Then he opened their minds so they could understand the Scriptures. 46 He told them, “This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day, 47 and repentance for the forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name to all nations, beginning at Jerusalem. 48 You are witnesses of these things.

Matthew 28:18-20 18 Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

Acts 1:8
8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”

About are the verses of the Great Commission. I do not see preach to all people except for: Homosexuals, Muslims, Atheists, and so on. All means all people. It doesn't matter what language you search ALL MEANS ALL.

The Great Commission is also to be carried out even at the risk or injury and even death. This preacher suffered for the Name that is above all names doing what His Lord and my Lord commands His children to do. Are not homosexuals also in need of salvation or is that something to be reserved for "lesser" sins like murder, theft, adultery, and so on?

How many missionaries have sacrificed everything, even there own lives to bring the Word of God to a lost and hurting world. Should they have not "bothered" those people? Should they have left them to die in their sin and face judgement? To those seeming to applaud the actions of the people that beat this preacher, should we leave you to die in yours knowing full well what happens to a person still lost to sin?

You say this man of God shouldn't have bothered them. The Apostles bothered the Sanhedrin by preaching Jesus in the Temple courts, should they not have bothered the Sanhedrin too?

My response to such people comes strait from Scripture so if you have a problem with it, take it up with the Author of all Scripture: Acts 1:19
19 But Peter and John replied, “Which is right in God’s eyes: to listen to you, or to him? You be the judges!

In Christ,

Bishop SEH
 
Luke 24: 45-48 45 Then he opened their minds so they could understand the Scriptures.46 He told them, “This is what is written: The Messiah will suffer and rise from the dead on the third day,47 and repentance for the forgiveness of sins will be preached in his name to all nations, beginning at Jerusalem.48 You are witnesses of these things.

Matthew 28:18-20 18 Then Jesus came to them and said, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. 19 Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, 20 and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age.”

Acts 1:8
8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”

About are the verses of the Great Commission. I do not see preach to all people except for: Homosexuals, Muslims, Atheists, and so on. All means all people. It doesn't matter what language you search ALL MEANS ALL.

The Great Commission is also to be carried out even at the risk or injury and even death. This preacher suffered for the Name that is above all names doing what His Lord and my Lord commands His children to do. Are not homosexuals also in need of salvation or is that something to be reserved for "lesser" sins like murder, theft, adultery, and so on?

How many missionaries have sacrificed everything, even there own lives to bring the Word of God to a lost and hurting world. Should they have not "bothered" those people? Should they have left them to die in their sin and face judgement? To those seeming to applaud the actions of the people that beat this preacher, should we leave you to die in yours knowing full well what happens to a person still lost to sin?

You say this man of God shouldn't have bothered them. The Apostles bothered the Sanhedrin by preaching Jesus in the Temple courts, should they not have bothered the Sanhedrin too?

My response to such people comes strait from Scripture so if you have a problem with it, take it up with the Author of all Scripture: Acts 1:19
19 But Peter and John replied, “Which is right in God’s eyes: to listen to you, or to him? You be the judges!

In Christ,

Bishop SEH

Take a minute and think.

Put yourself in the shoes of an attendee of a pride event.

Are these “preachers” presenting a positive image?
Or are they presenting themselves as a bunch of angry hateful people carrying hurtfulsigns reminiscent of those carried by Westboro Baptist church and shouting and attackingyour friends and family?

The only thing protesting preachers at pride events do is alienatepeople and reinforce the stereotype that conservative Christians are angry,hateful and dangerous.

Now you tell me just how well that works far as the greatcommission goes.
 
Well what these Sodomites and the wicked people who support this vile sin only want tolerance for their filthy lifestyle of sin and sexual perversion. But they do not want to that same tolerance for Bible believing preachers who preach against their sin.

Just shows the height of the hypocrisy of these Sodomites.
 
What you call "protesting" has another word, ministering. Can you tell me for a fact that there was not one single person at that event that was not ripe to hear the Word of God? Can you say that no one there was not implanted with the seeds that could one day grow to be a rich and vibrant relationship with Christ. No you can't. I can not say that is did happen either. However, for the chance that just one person could one day, even if i never directly saw them and will never meet thing on earth, I would gladly face that same mob that was so filled with hate that instead of simply ignoring the preacher, chose to take the law into their own hands and brutally attack men doing nothing more that following the commands of God and exercising their free speech rights.

Homosexuals and other such groups showed up to protest at "The Response" event in Texas. They spoke their opinions about the event but their presence was not wanted at this event and had nothing to do with them. Homosexuality was not even on the roster for discussion but only to lead people in prayer for a nation under attack by its own government. By your reasoning those Christians should have exited the building and beat those protester's in the same manner.

What would your response have been if that happened? Would you be defending the Christians? According to your previous posts the truthful answer would be no. You would be vilifying the Christians as you are supporting the Homosexuals. If the actions of the Homosexuals where acceptable to you then like action from any other group should also be acceptable.

In fact as i am directly opposed to your message, using your example, I should be justified for attacking you physically for your words which i find reprehensible. Would you support such an action? Its a little different when its personal, isn't it?

In Christ,

Bishop SEH
 
What you call "protesting" has another word, ministering. Can you tell me for a fact that there was not one single person at that event that was not ripe to hear the Word of God? Can you say that no one there was not implanted with the seeds that could one day grow to be a rich and vibrant relationship with Christ. No you can't. I can not say that is did happen either. However, for the chance that just one person could one day, even if i never directly saw them and will never meet thing on earth, I would gladly face that same mob that was so filled with hate that instead of simply ignoring the preacher, chose to take the law into their own hands and brutally attack men doing nothing more that following the commands of God and exercising their free speech rights.
Freedom of speech comes attached to personal responsibility.

I asked you to put yourself in the shoes of those attendinga price celebration. It seems you wereunable to.

Homosexuals and other such groups showed up to protest at "The Response" event in Texas. They spoke their opinions about the event but their presence was not wanted at this event and had nothing to do with them.
There is the fact that the event was funded by an anti-gayhate group

and m
aybe those gays and lesbians were gladly facing a hatefulmob to spread the word of God




Homosexuality was not even on the roster for discussion but only to lead people in prayer for a nation under attack by its own government. By your reasoning those Christians should have exited the building and beat those protester's in the same manner.
I have never condoned the violence witnesses at the Seattlepride event or anywhere else for that matter. For you to say so here is just dishonesty on your part


What would your response have been if that happened? Would you be defending the Christians? According to your previous posts the truthful answer would be no. You would be vilifying the Christians as you are supporting the Homosexuals. If the actions of the Homosexuals where acceptable to you then like action from any other group should also be acceptable.
My response would be to turn the matter over to the authorities. It would be the same response to mywitnessing any act of violence.

The only people being vilified in this thread are gays and lesbians. Pointing out the simple fact that it isstupid to walk up to a bee hive and start poking it with a stick and expectingto not get stung (or that you are doing the bees a favor) is not vilifying itis making a statement of fact.

In fact as i am directly opposed to your message, using your example, I should be justified for attacking you physically for your words which i find reprehensible. Would you support such an action? Its a little different when its personal, isn't it?

In Christ,

Bishop SEH

again. the gays and lesbians at the pride event were not the one's who attacked the preacher.
and again I do not in any way condone the violence presented at the pride event
 
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There is the fact that the event was funded by an anti-gayhate group

and m
aybe those gays and lesbians were gladly facing a hatefulmob to spread the word of God


Whose to say they were hateful? Maybe they just believe in rules and standards for society. That is far different from being hateful.

How could gay people (save those who renounce their homosexual urges) possibly spread the Word of God, anyway?




I have never condoned the violence witnesses at the Seattlepride event or anywhere else for that matter. For you to say so here is just dishonesty on your part

You may not have condoned violence, but you have made plenty of excuses for the use of violence at an event.


The only people being vilified in this thread are gays and lesbians. Pointing out the simple fact that it isstupid to walk up to a bee hive and start poking it with a stick and expectingto not get stung (or that you are doing the bees a favor) is not vilifying itis making a statement of fact.

Hence this. Those laid hands on this man should not have. Pure and simple. Maybe it wasn't a bright idea to attend in the first place, but that does not make those who assaulted him any less guilty.

You are apparently sympathetic toward the GLBT cause and you are letting it warp your notion of justice.

The only people being vilified in this thread are gays and lesbians.

I don't know what you expected from a Christian Chat site that tilts Center-Right. Soaring ovations in favor of GLBT activism? A general contempt for supporters of traditional marriage?

Perhaps a little anger about the fact you are being a troll? Well hey, at least we are not demonstrating publicly and making a mess of your local park.
 
Whose to say they were hateful? Maybe they just believe in rules and standards for society. That is far different from being hateful.
That was in response to BishopSEH’s labeling of “that same mob that was so filled with hate”



How could gay people (save those who renounce their homosexual urges) possibly spread the Word of God, anyway? [/SIZE][/FONT][/COLOR]
why would you think they cannot?





You may not have condoned violence, but you have made plenty of excuses for the use of violence at an event.

No I asked people to look at the situation from the otherside.

Seems that is a very difficult thing to ask



Hence this. Those laid hands on this man should not have. Pure and simple. Maybe it wasn't a bright idea to attend in the first place, but that does not make those who assaulted him any less guilty.
I agree and I hope the individual who did that assaulting isprosecuted to the full extent of the law.


You are apparently sympathetic toward the GLBT cause and you are letting it warp your notion of justice.
So because I reject prejudice and discrimination my viewshave been warped.

I also reject prejudice and discrimination based on skincolor…does that mean African American’s have warpedmy notion of justice?



I don't know what you expected from a Christian Chat site that tilts Center-Right. Soaring ovations in favor of GLBT activism? A general contempt for supporters of traditional marriage?
How about hoping people start to actuallylook at what they are saying. That wouldbe a good start

Perhaps a little anger about the fact you are being a troll? Well hey, at least we are not demonstrating publicly and making a mess of your local park.

Any reason for the name calling?