Hateful Gays Attack Catholic Church in Chicago (June 16th, 2013...Our Lady of Mt. Carmel)

13,147 views (2017-12-15)Upload date: 2013-06-19⏱ 8:14👍 64 · 👎 85★ 2.72News & Politics

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In the archive: 2013-12-10 – 2017-12-15.
Sources: Common Crawl 2013-48, 2014-10, 2014-23, 2017-51
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Suggested next to: Military moving Christians out, hypermasculine aggressive homosexuals in · capture of 2013-12-10 · CC-MAIN-2013-48 · nearest Wayback copy
Suggested next to: Homosexual activists terrorize Boston church · capture of 2014-03-11 · CC-MAIN-2014-10 · nearest Wayback copy

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Part of the institutional Left's objective is to dismantle, undermine, and toxify the Catholic Church. This involves Alinsky Rules for radicals and the polarization and alienation of one of the Left's enemies. Obnoxious, hateful gay people who comprise a Gaystapo goon squad are dispatched by the Left to assail churches, disrupting mass, screaming epithets, and accusing everyone of being "bigots". This is like the Left using blacks to call people "Ray Ciss": the accusation is meant to polarize the enemy, but no explanation is ever given of how the enemy is actually a "bigot" or "Ray Ciss". Classic Leftism.

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Captures with a view count: 4 (the watch page and the lists that showed the video).

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Captured	Source	Captured URL	Original	Status	Views	Likes / dislikes
2017-12-15	CC 2017-51	`youtube.com/watch?v=z1GCtK3rfZc&feature=youtu.be`		available	13,147	64 / 85

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