Russian Priest Claims Coloured Football Boots At The World Cup Are A ‘Homosexual Abomination’

Chris Wright

8th, July 2014

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By Chris Wright

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“Remember lads, first rule of tournament football: Gay boots = you’re gonna have a bad time”

A Russian priest has claimed that he is “glad” Russia’s players failed to make any progress at the World Cup as the coloured boots they wore were an affront to God – a “homosexual abomination” if you will.

Writing in his column for Christian website Russian People’s Line, priest Alexander Shumsky claimed that by wearing green, yellow, pink and blue boots, the Russia players were promoting the “gay rainbow” in Brazil, hence their failure.

“Wearing pink or blue shoes, [the squad] might as well wear women’s knickers or a bra,” Shumsky wrote using fantastic words from his enlightened mind.“The liberal ideology of globalism clearly wants to oppose Christianity with football. I’m sure of it.

“Therefore I am glad that the Russian players have failed and, by the grace of God, no longer participate in this homosexual abomination.”

*Sigh*

The year, just to remind you, is 2014.

(Via Guardian)

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5 Comments

  1. u4486662 says:

    Ironic.

    Coming from an old virgin who wears a dress to work every day.

  2. Bob says:

    I’m guessing he’s Orthodox with a wife and kids. Also the word ironic? I don’t think it means what you think it means. Finally the shoes are totally gay.

  3. Joe says:

    You can just see him outside during a sun-shower, shaking his fist at the sky for trying to corrupt the clouds.

  4. Jim says:

    I might not be inspired by religion or negative sentiments about homosexuals, but I also think these coloured boots are an abomination.

  5. Tom the Bees fan says:

    I think worrying about what other people put on there feet is the abomination. why cant religious people but out of other people lives and worry about themselves and there bizarre beliefs

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