One banner, painted on a bed sheet and tied to a fence at the Unitarian Universalist Church, 333 Meridian St., read: “Die F-----s, Orlando just like Los Vegas (sic).”
A second banner found at the church referenced singer-songwriter Jackson Browne, echoing fliers distributed in the church’s neighborhood last spring that also called out the singer-songwriter known for his progressive stances. That banner used a number of slurs for racial minorities and gays and lesbians: “N----- F—Sp—Lover.”
The first one included the date of Jan. 23, which is Tuesday. The church’s pastor, the Rev. Charlie Davis, said he considered that a threat, though he said he couldn’t tell the significance of the day, considering that the church has no services or events planned then.
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4 comments:
There have been SO MANY fake hate crimes committed by the left, it is hard to believe that this isn't yet another one.
Every one of these incidents in the last 50 years were done by the alleged victim.
Therefore the sheets. Real protesters would much care if the church walls spray painted.
Dust 'crime scene' for Soros fingerprints?
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