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A Russian Priest and Actor Comes Out Against Gays

Russia is on quite the flaming hot streak when it comes to its anti-gay rhetoric and behavior. Russian priest and actor Ivan Okhlobystin continued this lovely trend when he made the following comments during a "spiritual talk" this past Sunday:

"I would have them all stuffed alive inside an oven. This is Sodom and Gomorrah, as a believer, I can not remain indifferent to this, it is a living danger to my children! I don't want my children thinking that being a faggot is normal. This is gay fascism! If a man can not choose an appropriate person of the opposite sex for reproduction -- that is a clear sign of mental abnormality, then he needs to be deprived of that right to choose."

This man thinks that homosexuals should all be stuffed inside an oven, yet believes there's gay fascism going on? Something tells me that's a "clear sign of mental abnormality..."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/17/ivan-okhlobystin-gays-oven_n_4456165.html

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