Gay Cyclist Puts Anti-LGBT Preacher in His Place

Gay cyclist quiets a street preacher.  Pink News.

As a Christian street preacher advocated against homosexuals outside a comic book store in Glasgow, England on Saturday a passing gay cyclist silenced him. The anti-LGBT street preacher shouted about the immortality of sexual sins and eventually got to the point where he said that gay people were going to hell.

This last remark stopped the cyclist. 

According to Pink News, the mystery cyclist said, “I’m gay! I’m gay, so say it to me."  The preacher then told the man that he "needs to repent and find God's love" to which to cyclist responded, “I love me, I don’t need a god to do it," according to Pink News. 

The nearby shoppers who had been trying to ignore the street preacher applauded the cyclist as he sped off down the street, not having to hear the homophobic sermons on his way out of the city center. 

According to Pink News the street preacher was convicted of a public order offense and tried in court. But, the judge ruled that he was not guilty on the account that he has a right to free speech.