The owner of Dieseltec, who has refused to serve gay people because it violates his religious principles, has posted another anti-gay screed after a truck and his shop were vandalized.
Brian Klawiter, the Michigan Christian small business owner who for over a week has been waging a war against gay people on Twitter and in local news reports, today posted yet another anti-gay attack, but this time, he claims, his shop has been vandalized.
Klawiter owns Dieseltec, and auto and truck repair shop in the small town of Grandville. One week ago on Tuesday he posted an ugly, anti-gay screed on his company’s Facebook page, announcing he was refusing to serve gay people – but offering gun holders a discount.
Since then, he has called being gay a “sin,” “evil,” has said “homosexuality is wrong, period,” and even said he needs to protect his home and children from gay people.
Of course, as it turns out, Klawiter is not a licensed mechanic, according to the State of Michigan, and his business license has lapsed for many, many months.
Klawiter just announced an update to his policy: as long as you’re not obviously gay, he’ll fix your vehicle, but give any indication of your “overt display” of sin and you’re done.
Now, just a few hours ago, Klawiter posted to Facebook a few photos apparently of a truck, and the outside of two buildings having been vandalized. And of course, with zero evidence, he’s blaming gay people for the violence.
“Well, folks, as we predicted, it didn’t take long for the ugly face of the homosexual movement to present itself. What started out with ‘mere’ death threats against myself and my family and homosexuals spamming my Facebook page with gay porn shots, has escalated to physical violence” Klawiter writes on Facebook. “We called police to file a report this morning, and City of Grandville Officer John Davis responded.”
“The homosexual agenda is evil,” Klawiter insists, “and is prepared to destroy anyone who gets in its way, or who calls homosexuality a sin. Today it’s us; tomorrow, it could be you.”
Of course with apparently no proof to go on, it seems even the police are unwilling to investigate further.
“We called police to file a report this morning, and City of Grandville Officer John Davis responded,” Klawiter offers. “The officer arrived, looked around, took a few notes, chuckled, and said ‘turn it in to the insurance company.’ He gave us a Police Report number 15-2779, but did not take the rock which has a fingerprint on it.”
Violence, threats of violence, death threats, vandalism, and other rude, inappropriate, or extreme acts are never called for.Â
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