Nifb Clermont Make America Straight Again

Make America Straight Again (abbreviated MASA) was an anti-LGBT conference that was held by the New Independent Fundamentalist Baptist Movement from June 14-16, 2019. Pretty disgustingly, it was spitefully held during pride week near the ceremony of the 2016 Orlando nightclub shooting, in which 50 people were killed at the Pulse Nightclub, an LGBT bar in Orlando, Florida. The conference was held at Revival Baptist Church in Clermont, a nearby town.^[1] Conference topics include (much in the same vein as the Westboro Baptist Church before information technology) celebrating the murder of homosexuals and calling for the death sentence to be given to all homosexual people by governments. Lovely.

Contents

• 1 Groundwork and promotion
• 2 Conference
• 3 Reactions
  • 3.i Mr. Atheist
• four References

Background and promotion [edit]

The NIFB is a fundamentalist conglomeration (but totally not a denomination) of churches across the United States,^{[ii] [ dead link ]} like to the Independent Fundamentalist Baptist Movement but actually a different organization.^[3]

Sometime in May 2019, a promotional video for the briefing was released onto Pastor Tommy McMurtry's YouTube channel. The video included a summary of the conference by Pastor Patrick Boyle, and ended with several clips of vile anti-LGBT preaching from NIFB-affiliated pastors who would exist attending the briefing.^[4]

The NIFB had been very secretive about the exact itinerary of the briefing "due to safety concerns",^{[5] [ dead link ]} only we do know some things for certain. Several notorious asshole bigots with no sense of morality fundamentalist pastors, including Steven Anderson, Roger Jimenez, Aaron Thompson, and Tommy McMurtry, would attend the conference.

Pastor Boyle has stated that he expected protests at the conference, only that that would non change whatever of his bigoted and self-absolutely hateful views.^[6] The YouTuber Mr. Atheist has recommended for people to protest confronting the briefing with police protection, since NIFB adherents "are song regarding their ownership of weapons and ammunition."

Ironically, Pastor Boyle, the host of the event, contacted the local sheriff's department in Clermont, Florida asking for police protection himself at the conference, and their Lt. John Herrell responded:^{[five] [ dead link ]}

Information technology appears as though the organization disparages homosexuals and will be targeting them during the group's conference this week. Furthermore, the fact that the timing of this conference coincides with the three-yr ceremony of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in nearby Orlando did non go unnoticed past our staff. We felt equally though the timing of the briefing is in poor taste and we chose not to allow the group to hire our deputies.

Conference [edit]

The first dark of the conference was livestreamed on the YouTube channel "Carmine Hot Preaching Conference" ^{[ expressionless link ]} for several hours on June 14. The stream was reported past many of Mr. Atheist'south fans, and was eventually taken downward by YouTube staff due to violation of their hate spoken language policy.^{[7] [ dead link ]} Some channel with the name "Christian Verity" (possibly affiliated with the Verity Baptist Church but having no content, channel started 2013), nonetheless, has commented on another video that "they're still there preaching and filming. the sermons volition be distributed and then mass uploaded for the world to encounter... hahahahahahahahaha....". So a clone may withal be uploaded to that channel.^[8]

Reactions [edit]

Mr. Atheist [edit]

The results of the SEO manipulation.

The briefing, as well as the NIFB motility itself, gained massive attention from LGBT rights activists when the pop YouTuber Jimmy Snow (then known every bit Mr. Atheist) made several videos covering the conference. The first of these videos that Mr. Atheist released called to YouTube staff for the deletion of the promotional YouTube video for the conference, because information technology violated YouTube's terms of service due to containing hate speech (ane of the preachers in the video called for death sentence of all homosexual people).^[9] Mr. Atheist was quite successful, since the video was literally taken downwardly the day afterwards.

Pastor Tommy McMurtry of NIFB-affiliated Liberty Baptist Church posted a response video to the takedown, calling Mr. Atheist out personally, just instead slurring him every bit "Mr. Pumpkin" ("because a pumpkin is the biggest fruit on the planet". In McMurtry'southward response, he recognizes that Mr. Atheist identifies equally pansexual. On that topic, McMurtry says before in the video that he doesn't know what pansexuality is, only later in the same video, implies that someone who is pansexual "doesn't fifty-fifty know whether he's a guy or a daughter." McMurtry concludes that Mr. Atheist has absolutely no ability over the NIFB.^{[ten] [ expressionless link ]}

Mr. Atheist made some other video on the topic of the NIFB, this fourth dimension responding to McMurtry'south video. Because McMurtry underestimated Mr. Atheist'southward ability, Mr. Atheist presents his plan to his fans in this response to flim-flam search engines into showing results for Mr. Atheist'due south content rather than McMurtry's when his own proper noun and church are searched for. To aid in this plan, Mr. Atheist bought the website tommymcmurtry.com, which Tommy McMurtry himself never bothered to do for some reason, and filled it with pumpkin-themed erotic art (thus embracing what was originally an insult to him).

Mr. Atheist's fans and supporters of the anti-NIFB motion accept been using pumpkin emojis on Twitter, uploading pumpkin-themed videos, and using the slogan "I'm not proverb that Pastor Tommy McMurtry is sexually attracted to pumpkins; I'yard just maxim, we don't really know."

Several other hateful videos and mirrors of such videos by the NIFB have been also spotted and taken down. Tommy McMurtry's YouTube aqueduct is still currently upward, merely was abandoned by McMurtry himself, later claiming that Internet users have no ability over him.

References [edit]

1. ↑ http://nifbcult.com/masa-briefing-re-victimizes-pulse-nightclub-tragedy/
2. ↑ https://www.thenewifb.com/what-is-the-new-ifb
3. ↑ [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwmbAFNZ5lI God Hates LGBT People? (Make America Directly Again Conference) #Pride2019] Telltale, YouTube, June 2nd, 2019
4. ↑ What Is The Brand America Straight Again Briefing?
5. ↑ ^{5.0 5.1} https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ub61taSswA
6. ↑ https://world wide web.mynews13.com/fl/orlando/news/2019/06/eleven/brand-america-straight-again-conference
7. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/scout?v=H0c5-c7tQCU
8. ↑ https://world wide web.youtube.com/lookout man?v=NeMbGwopZSI
9. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N4rgRBW1nvA
10. ↑ https://world wide web.youtube.com/watch?v=QifobHPNV58

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