A Preacher At a Pride Event Gets Surrounded by Attendees Who Behave Like Pagan Savages [VIDEO]

While a bunch of “pride” a-holes displayed their normal tendencies to be mean to outsiders, a street preacher remained calm, cool, and collected.

Attendees at a “pride” rally in Seattle encircled a pastor and tried various intimidation tactics on him. One attendee approached the preacher and barked like a dog.

On Twitter, the Post Millennial detailed the incident and published a video of it: “PRIDE SEATTLE: Attendees surround a street preacher and bark like rabid dogs as music blares in the background to drown him out.”

https://twitter.com/TPostMillennial/status/1673158734619774976?s=20

One Twitter user responded with a satirical cartoon featuring a woman wearing a “pride” sign, and yelling into a megaphone at a nondescript man offering a Bible with the caption, “Stop pushing your beliefs on me.”

I don’t think they got the irony.

Another street preachers reacted on Twitter, saying, “I’ve been doing this sort of ministry for over 10 years – and there is a way to reach these people and there are ways that don’t work. Reading the Bible to them gets attention, but its not really effective.”

I've been doing this sort of ministry for over 10 years – and there is a way to reach these people and there are ways that don't work. Reading the Bible to them gets attention, but its not really effective. https://t.co/C5Jmre4hnu

— Joseph Sciambra ☦ (@JosephSciambra) June 27, 2023

It’s tempting to think that this “pride” celebration devolved into selfish, exhibitionist intolerance, but that’s not the case.

No “pride” event can “degenerate” into the very things it is meant to highlight.

Because the guests would not or could not hear The Word of God, music was played. As if avoiding holy water in fear of melting, they attempted to obstruct the preacher’s view of his own Bible by using little flags.

Would the barking young man’s behavior have been different if he had been possessed by one of Satan’s demons?

God Bless the pastor for behaving with compassion, temperance, and love.