The Church of Scotland works closely with our Islamic neighbors and the General Assembly has taken a strong position and said formally that we decry homophobia in any form.” The spokesperson also stressed: “We do deplore any comments which are Islamophobic or homophobic. At this stage all we can say is that there is a formal complaints process and that any complaints we receive in relation to this matter will be taken seriously and addressed.”
They didn’t go into specifics as to who and how many locals we’re talking about.Ī spokesperson for the Church of Scotland said: “There has been significant concern raised today about the comments made by Rev Richard Cameron and his social media use. “On Tuesday he retweeted a post which read: ‘How can raising a boy as a girl not be child abuse? It is emotional, mental and sexual abuse surely? We must get serious about praying for a society, such as ours, which has plumbed such depths in parenting and care for our children.'”Īccording to the shocking revelations in The Daily Record, Reverend Richard Cameron also “shared a series of controversial views on Islam, describing terrorism as ‘a problem Islam needs to deal with,’ a full face veil as ‘oppressive and unBritish’ and the prophet Muhammad as “a violent man.'”Īccording to The Sun, locals said Rev Cameron was a controversial figure in the neighborhood due to his outspoken views. The Daily Record, a Scottish tabloid newspaper based in Glasgow, went to town with those clever retotrs and investigated the reverend’s record on gays and Muslims, concluding: “Cameron posted that ‘homosexual behavior is a sin’ and said ‘allowing children to change their gender is wicked.'”Īre you getting the feeling The Daily Record is published on a different planet? You’re not alone. Yes, my answer to your accusations, Sir, is that you hate homos and Muslims, so there. The eloquent response from hard left fan account The Election Leftorium, offered a concrete defense: “Unsurprisingly some might say, Corbyn’s Heckler Reverend Richard Cameron has islamophobic and homophobic tendencies and turns out to be… a Boris Johnson veil comment supporting bigot.” “Who’s going to be the first terrorist invited to the House of Commons when you’re the prime minister?” also very unkind, and, of course, couldn’t happen to a nicer guy.Īnd finally, the unavoidable happy-ender: “Aye, he’s running away!” which is so reminiscent of Mel Gibson in Braveheart, and also, of course, Groundskeeper Willie. “Do you think the man that’s going to be prime minister of this country should be a terrorist sympathizer, Mr Corbyn?” which is truly nasty, but hey, it’s Scotland.
“You got invited to the funeral?” a reference to the IDF’s assassination of Jihad commander Baha Abu al-Atta.
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