What says Christmas more than mocking those who believe in the biblical account of Christ’s birth?
Last week, stand-up comic and actress Cameron Esposito posted this photo of her neighbors’ “Nativity” scene:
Our neighbors’ two Joseph nativity is up & I’m beaming ?? pic.twitter.com/7OKbFLU7v1
— Cameron Esposito (@cameronesposito) November 24, 2017
There’s this one, too:
Here's my gaytivity scene with 2 Marys. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/J8itjUCOgr
— Mrs Lady (@Rogue_MrsLady) November 26, 2017
Great. Big round of applause. Now, what exactly is stuff like this supposed to accomplish for the LGBT community?
https://twitter.com/AAconservative/status/935559629400166407
I'm a strong defenders of the lgbtq community but I can't see how this is anything but mockery of Christians.
— J.J. Whelan – ? ? "Person of Interest" (@jimjameswhelan) November 27, 2017
Honestly wondering why it’s acceptable, as you see it, to make a mockery of something others believe in? I’m sure others mock you for your beliefs and maybe far worse, but I have to think you don’t desire it. Is it that you don’t feel respected therefore you won’t show respect?
— Greg Tonkinson, DMin (@gregtonkinson) November 28, 2017
A woman is the spiritual mother of 2+ billion Christians worldwide, but now you want to take this away as well? Why do you hate women? #patriarchy
— Jeff Castro (@jeffcaster907) November 28, 2017
Just can't help themselves. https://t.co/xJpcOTFiAh
— Chad Felix Greene (@chadfelixg) November 28, 2017
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