Аргентина.
Леваки, ЛГБТшники и фемки демонстрируют чудеса левого "гуманизма" и толерантности по отношению к молодому католику, защищавшему церковь.
Among the thousands of marchers on Wednesday were feminists, LGBT supporters, and members of the Socialist Workers Party dressed as Halloween witches. When their largely peaceful march ended with ceremonies at the Plaza Mayo, some marchers stayed to defile two of the city’s oldest buildings.
They covered the Cibalda, now a museum but 400 years ago the seat of government, with graffiti. They also attempted to set fire to the Metropolitan Cathedral, a frequent target, like other Argentine Catholic churches, of International Women’s Day marchers. Feminists and Leftists blame the Catholic Church for Argentina’s restrictions on abortion.
Held back by a temporary barrier and police, they pelted the latter with bottles and rocks. When they failed to set the church on fire, they succeeded in torching the fence.
The video of the lone defender of the catehdarl was posted by a Facebook page called LGBTears, with this caption. “This is a friend of ours. We met him years ago, and we know that he didn’t hit anyone or incite any violence. He went to defend the cathedral so that it was not vandalized. There are a lot of people saying he was smacking the participants of the march, but he didn’t touch anyone.”
Police dispersed the protesters with rubber bullets and water from fire hydrants. They arrested about 20 people allegedly involved in vandalism, but march spokespersons claimed they were innocent bystanders. They called the arrests “a witch hunt.”
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/womens-day-demonstrators-attack-buenos-aires-cathedral-male-defender
https://vk.com/wall-50177168_559396
Леваки, ЛГБТшники и фемки демонстрируют чудеса левого "гуманизма" и толерантности по отношению к молодому католику, защищавшему церковь.
Among the thousands of marchers on Wednesday were feminists, LGBT supporters, and members of the Socialist Workers Party dressed as Halloween witches. When their largely peaceful march ended with ceremonies at the Plaza Mayo, some marchers stayed to defile two of the city’s oldest buildings.
They covered the Cibalda, now a museum but 400 years ago the seat of government, with graffiti. They also attempted to set fire to the Metropolitan Cathedral, a frequent target, like other Argentine Catholic churches, of International Women’s Day marchers. Feminists and Leftists blame the Catholic Church for Argentina’s restrictions on abortion.
Held back by a temporary barrier and police, they pelted the latter with bottles and rocks. When they failed to set the church on fire, they succeeded in torching the fence.
The video of the lone defender of the catehdarl was posted by a Facebook page called LGBTears, with this caption. “This is a friend of ours. We met him years ago, and we know that he didn’t hit anyone or incite any violence. He went to defend the cathedral so that it was not vandalized. There are a lot of people saying he was smacking the participants of the march, but he didn’t touch anyone.”
Police dispersed the protesters with rubber bullets and water from fire hydrants. They arrested about 20 people allegedly involved in vandalism, but march spokespersons claimed they were innocent bystanders. They called the arrests “a witch hunt.”
https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/womens-day-demonstrators-attack-buenos-aires-cathedral-male-defender
https://vk.com/wall-50177168_559396
