Gay activist arrested for public indecency after mocking Christians and dressing as a nun.
Gay Activist Known for Mocking Christians, Dressing as Nun Arrested for Public Perversion
Imagine if devout Christian men openly mocked the LGBT movement by dressing up in scanty women’s clothing and parading around in a public park. It’s an outrageous scenario, right? Devout Christians would never engage in such behavior, as it goes against their beliefs and values. If they did, they would be considered mentally unstable and ignored. However, when a group of men dress up as nuns to mock Christians, they’re not only tolerated but even honored with a community service award at a Los Angeles Dodgers game.
What kind of message does this send? It sends the message that anything goes, and the fake nuns take that message to heart.
Take the case of 53-year-old gay activist Clinton Monroe Ellis-Gilmore, a longtime member of the “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence,” the anti-Christian group honored by the Dodgers. In August, Ellis-Gilmore was arrested in California for indecent exposure, according to The Daily Wire.
Witnesses reported that Ellis-Gilmore, who goes by the monikers “Novice Sister Bethe Cockhim” and “Novice Sister Man Romeo,” was openly masturbating for an hour in a park that is known to be frequented by children. This happened in broad daylight, with plenty of people around, including kids.
One witness described how Ellis-Gilmore made no effort to hide his actions, with his leg hanging out of his truck and no pants on. It was a blatant display of public perversion.
Was the LGBT lobby always planning to mainstream the deviancy we see today?
It’s a question worth considering. The actions of individuals like Ellis-Gilmore and the support they receive from certain groups raise concerns about the direction of the LGBT movement. Are they pushing for the acceptance and normalization of behaviors that were once considered deviant?
The Dodgers’ decision to honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence at a “pride” event sparked national outrage. Roman Catholics protesting the anti-Christian mockery far outnumbered the supporters of the blasphemous group. The “Sisters” were introduced to a mostly empty stadium, and some fans even booed.
It’s clear that many people, including Catholics, are not on board with the mainstreaming of such behavior. They recognize the mockery and disrespect towards their faith.
Ellis-Gilmore’s involvement with the “Sisters” goes beyond this incident. In 2018, he participated in a book reading at an elementary school, dressed in provocative attire. His social media posts are filled with satanic and sexual-themed content, further highlighting his disregard for Christian morality.
The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence and individuals like Ellis-Gilmore mock Christian values and promote immorality. Their actions reflect a deep-seated hatred for God and a desire to corrupt innocence wherever they find it.
In 1989, two strategies were unveiled to the gay rights community on how to repackage homosexual behavior as a rights issue. The first strategy was to appear as similar as possible to gain acceptance, and then gradually introduce other “peculiarities.” This approach aimed to slowly change societal norms and push for the acceptance of behaviors that were once considered taboo.
Fast forward to 2023, and we see that these strategies have been successful. The LGBT movement has infiltrated the mainstream, and individuals like Ellis-Gilmore feel empowered to act out their perverse fantasies in public, even in the presence of children.
As Christians, how long are we going to tolerate this? St. Thomas Aquinas wrote, “He who is not angry when there is just cause for anger is immoral.” In times like these, tolerance can be seen as immoral. It’s time to stand up for our beliefs and defend the values that are under attack.
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