Harlem’s “Starbucks Sodomite Semen” pastor may be forced to pay thousands for violating New York City’s landmarks laws, after he erected a sign on which he regularly writes anti-gay messages of hate.
Remember the New York City pastor who has been attacking gay people by claiming “Jesus would stone homos,” and his local Harlem Starbucks are ground zero for Ebola because they add the semen of “sodomites” to add special flavor to their lattes?
It turns out Pastor James David Manning has been in trouble with the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission for the past two years. Manning owes the City of New York nearly two thousand dollars and if he doesn’t pay that will skyrocket to $11,500.
Manning’s infamous sign, on which he has written “Jesus would stone homos,” “All churches & members that support homos cursed be thou with cancer HIV syphilis stroke madness itch then hell,” and “When the homos bullied the poor and needy in Sodom like they do in Harlem, Jesus fire and brim-stoned them,” is illegal.
The sign is just one of five changes to the historic building that now houses Manning’s ATLAH Church, and the city has been warning Manning since May of 2013, warnings DNAinfo reports he has ignored.
DNAinfo earlier reported Manning falsely claimed earlier he won his case with the city, and posted yet another false statement on his sign.
“The judge ruled the cross of Jesus & sign will not be moved: We won, we won, have a nice day you damned homos,†Manning’s sign read.
Residents are furious with Manning, primarily for his vociferous anti-gay declarations of hate, which are so vile and false the Southern Poverty Law Center designed Manning’s Church a hate group.
On Monday, about 100 local residents and politicians held a “Love not Hate“Â rally to denounce Manning.
As you can see in this video, which Joe.My.God. posted today in his report, Manning calls – actually, sings – protestors “faggots.”
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