Tolerance? Vicious 'gay rights' aggressors attack preachers in public park

The progressive left is always talking about "tolerance" for their particular points of view, accusing anyone who doesn't agree with them of being intolerant, of course. The First Amendment's guarantees of freedom of opinion and expression, to them, only apply if you agree with the progressive left.

This attitude was typified recently by marchers in Seattle Pridefest, a rally hosted and largely attended by gays and lesbians, the weekend leading up to Independence Day, who savagely attacked and beat a Christian street preacher who dared to disagree.

Getting attacked for your point of view

Video of the incident (seen here) shows that, in the minutes before the beatings begin, a pair of street preachers - one holding a large sign and the other wearing a T-shirt with religious overtones - are repeatedly harassed by Pridefest attendees. When the punches began, one of the preachers was struck in the back of the head as others repeatedly kicked and hit him in the ribs as he knelt on the ground in pain.

The sign, while large, did not make any direct, inflammatory statements against any particular group, specifically homosexuals. But that didn't matter to many of the marchers.

At one point early in the video, an overweight man ripped off his shirt and began tried to confront the preachers along with another woman, both of whom broke off from the march to confront the counter-demonstrating street preachers. The one preacher wearing a "Trust Jesus" T-shirt tried to block the shoving with his Bible; both of the men tried to retreat from the confrontation.


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