According to a San Diego pastor, “Drag is holy.” You can’t make this up.

The pastor says this in a video he took of himself dressed with rainbows adorning his religious wear.

He confidently says, “Drag is holy. There has been an assault on the rights of drag performers in this country, and we must call out the hypocrisy and the injustice, really.”

It gets worse. He goes on, “Jesus called himself a mother hen longing to gather up her chicks. Gender is a construct, you see, and if Jesus can be a mother hen, you can dress in drag. I’ve even heard it said that Jesus was, and humanity is, God in drag.”

Obviously, Pat Gray has something to say about this. He quotes Isaiah 5:20, before completely tearing into the pastor's deluded belief.

He says that no one talked about drag shows or drag queens before they started pushing drag on children. No one cared about RuPaul running around dressed like a woman and judging other men who dressed like women on his show.

No one cared until they came for the kids.

Gray says, “You’re sexualizing and confusing children. And this we will not tolerate. You can call us transphobes, haters, bigots — I couldn’t care less what you call us. You’ve gone way too far, and this is where we draw the line.”

We were warned about this evil about 2,800 years ago by the prophet Isaiah, and not for nothing.

If we let this evil fester in our society and take over our children, we will suffer the same fate as Sodom and Gomorrah.

Gray comments, “I have an aversion to fire and brimstone raining down from the sky. I’m averse to that.”

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Joliet Pride invites children to bring dollar bills to 'tip the performers' at all-ages drag show in Illinois

A PrideFest event in Joliet, Illinois, advertised for children to bring dollar bills to "tip the performers" at an all ages drag show.

A screenshot of the advertisement was posted to Twitter by the popular social media account Libs of TikTok. Followers of the account immediately responded with scorn for the event planned for September 17.

\u201cJoliet, IL is having a pride fest sponsored by elected officials. They encourage kids to \u201cbring your dollar bills\u201d so they can hand tips to the drag queens during the all ages drag show\u201d
— Libs of TikTok (@Libs of TikTok) 1663080911

The group appeared to delete the post from Facebook and replace it with a different version that didn't include the text about bringing dollar bills.

Profits from the event are going to fund Joliet PrideFest's outreach efforts, including "Joliet PrideFest free, the LGBTQ+ Youth Drop-in Center, Youth Queer Prom."

In April, the group organized an LGBTQ prom for high schoolers and included a drag show at that event as well.

The EventBrite invitation for the event showed the "Family Friendly Drag Show" was still scheduled for 5 to 7:30 p.m. while the "PrideFest AfterDark Leather and Lace" show was scheduled to start only half an hour later.

The Libs of TikTok account has exposed countless inappropriate drag shows and other extreme posts by members of the far left on social media. As a result, the account has been targeted by the news media and big tech companies, but it has been able to keep its online presence.

On Monday, the account was able to shut down a drag show promoted as a "Back to School" event for children in the city of Pocatello in southeast Idaho. The Southeastern-Idaho Pride posted on its Facebook page that it cancelled the show for security reasons.

"The event as planned was a G rated theatrical review, by all 18+ performers," their post read. "However, due to the misinterpretation of marketing materials, and to mitigate the harm to our LGBTQ+ community, we feel it is best to not proceed with this performance."

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Armed Antifa guard 'family-friendly' drag show in CONSERVATIVE Roanoke, Texas

This past weekend, a "family-friendly drag show" popped up in Roanoke, Texas, and Steven Crowder's team was on the scene and captured footage to give the public a healthy dose of reality.

Crowder's team captured footage of approximately 30 Antifa members guarding the Anderson Distillery and Grill in downtown Roanoke. Also on the scene was Antifa, of course. The ideology and not an organized group known as Antifa wore all black, were strapped with rifles, and featured rainbow flags to show their pride for the LGBTQ community.

Undercover footage captured what was taking place inside the distillery. Patrons with their children filled the event and spilled out onto the sidewalk. Locals complained that children were being subjected to sexualized behavior, but one patron countered and said that beauty pageants sexualize children, not drag shows.

Some locals were confused by a sign that read "Keep Roanoke Gay," commenting that they were "unaware that a city could be gay." Most counter-protesters objected to the event for the same reason: Keep kids out of this. The LWC crew spoke with an older gentleman and his wife, who said they were there to pray. Crowder's team also talked to an LGBTQ activist named Kevin, who supported the drag show. Kevin and the older gentleman agreed to discuss their differences, which went exactly as you expected.

Older man: "In your heart, you can tell me that children need to be taught this, in your heart?"

Kevin: "In my heart, I can tell you that there's an openness to this, yes."

Kevin continued with accusations that the older man and his wife have cheated on each other in their marriage and have a desire to commit violent acts against members of the LQBTQ community.

The mayor of Roanoke reached out to Crowder's team to express a sentiment of keeping Roanoke a family-friendly atmosphere. Crowder noted that from what his team caught on camera, "family-friendly" is not how he would describe the city of Roanoke.

Video below.

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