Hate Hoax: Gay Church Organist Vandalizes His Own Church

A quintessential hate hoax unfolds in Bean Blossom, Indiana:

A Brown County church vandalized with Donald Trump graffiti shortly after the 2016 election wasn’t targeted by pro-Trump political activists, but a member of their own congregation, according to police. …

The Brown County prosecuting attorney’s office issued a statement Wednesday saying they had charged 26-year-old George Nathaniel Stang of Bloomington with institutional criminal mischief, a misdemeanor. Stang was the man who originally claimed to have found the graffiti, and works as the organist at St. David’s Episcopal Church in Bean Blossom.

Why would someone vandalize their own church? Out of moonbattery:

The small Episcopal church is inclusive and welcomes gay couples.

Detectives immediately suspected the crime was committed by someone familiar with the church. They said cell phone records put Stang in the area Saturday night.

According to court records, when confronted with the evidence, the 26-year-old gay man confessed.

Investigators say Stang admitted to painting the “Heil Trump” and “Fag Church” graffiti himself because he wanted to “mobilize a movement after being disappointed in and fearful of the outcome of the national election.”

According to Brown County Prosecutor Ted Adams,

“He explained that one of the reasons he had done it was because of fear. He was concerned about the results of the election.”

Moonbats of militant gayness are afraid that the gay friendly Trump will fail to advance their agenda. They try to instill fear in the general public. All they actually instill is increasing contempt with the shamelessness of their tactics and the patent bogusness of their strident claims to be oppressed.

But at least Nathan gets to be immortalized on the Hate Hoax List.

On tips from Steve T and rpp618.