LGBT organization mocks Christ on social media
The LGBT flag. Photo: Freepik
Cynical comments that deeply offended the religious feelings of Christians appeared on the page of the LGBT organization "UkrainePride" on the social network Threads. This was reported by the public organization "All Together".
The occasion for the mockery was a post by user Maxim Tarkovsky, who expressed the traditional biblical position, emphasizing: "Jesus was not bisexual. Jesus was not gay. Jesus was not LGBTQ. Jesus was and is our Savior."
In response to this, the official "UkrainePride" account left a rude and blasphemous comment: "Jesus is our bitch, hands off our girl." Later, the provocateurs published a screenshot of this correspondence as a separate post, in which they cynically mocked the Sacrament of the Last Supper. Representatives of the organization compared the apostles to "girlfriends at an afterparty," claiming that those who were "not invited" now "can't calm down."
Such blasphemy caused a storm of outrage in Ukrainian society. Christians, religious organizations, and military personnel are expressing their protest. It is also known that appeals to law enforcement agencies and courts are being prepared, demanding a legal assessment of the activists' actions.
As the UOJ reported, a parliament member called on the mayor to cancel the pride march in Lviv.
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