The LA Dodgers managed to get their public relations wrong multiple times in rapid succession, and the result is a pretty bulky 'white pill.'
The "
Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence" is a group of male transvestites with some basis in Los Angeles. It's a small cadre of gay, middle-aged white males who like to dress up in Halloween costumes with dueling themes of nunnery and satanic monstrosity.
this is one of their milder images
The Dodgers PR staff, in its infinite wisdom, invited this group to be some sort of honored guests at the now-annual "Pride Night" in Dodger Stadium. As this group is not simply "gay" but openly mocks and subverts Catholicism, there was a not-insignificant pushback about their feature. The Dodgers tried to quietly un-invite these gays from the party, but as every learned person on this living green earth knows, you do not simply un-invite gays from a party! The "sisters" got their allies to group up and pressure the franchise to re-invite them to be honored guests on "Pride Night," (which was tonight). The Dodgers did not want to upset the gays!
Trevor Williams is a relief pitcher for the Washington Nationals and a devout Catholic. I assume the Nats were playing in LA tonight, but not necessarily and it doesn't matter. Williams swallowed hard, threw caution into the wind, and tweeted out a message condemning the blasphemers of the Catholic faith. When opposing the Gay Agenda, you might realistically expect a slow and painful death to be your penalty, or at least a swift one. While that isn't off the table, he seems to have drawn a lot of support (and non-mainstream media interest). Here's a clip of him talking about it:
He claims that even the LA stadium personnel were incredibly receptive to him both in the moment and when they finally met him. It's as if a dam had burst. I'll believe it when I see it, but it's definitely believable.
There were some daylight shots of the "Sisters" doing their ritual or whatever in front of completely empty stands. Other shots have a big group of Catholics meeting in front of the stadium and holding prayers. I don't trust the perspective from either cameraman, but I admit that it's easy to fall in love with the idea of this happening.
Anyway, it's incredible that I only learned about any of this from Twitter trends. I haven't seen any coverage on the big networks, and this would be exactly the stuff I'd be looking for.
Cheers to Trevor Williams!
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