From what i understand, that day he wasn’t speaking about salvation. That day he was just wearing the shirt and shopping himself in the mall from what I understood of a previous article. They never told him that he was banned from the mall.
His shirt had the symbols for other religions on the back crossed out intimation that christ is the only way, and some hurty Feely wokester took offense to that, complained, and they were throwing him out based on what he was wearing that day, not based on what he said that day.
Again, this is a guy with a history, not some random person walking in.
I am not saying the mall “cops” handled the situation properly or even legally, I am simply saying this incident isn’t some example of general discrimination against christians.
This was a known person who has caused issues, and been removed previously, by his own admission. He is a known actor.
This was not a case of some random person getting harassed. That is what the headline wants you to believe, but if you read the story it clearly is not the case. This is someone who has a history, who got singled out because of their history not simply a case of some mall “cop” going after christians.
People really need to stop knee jerking, this is click bait nonsense. No, if you or I walk into this mall with a Jesus Saves T-Shirt we aren’t going to get harassed by security, that isn’t what happened here. This is some guy who’s violated the rules of the mall previously, and by own admission, who is known to security and they confronted him based on his past known behaviors not because he was just random guy in a Jesus T-Shirt.
People falling for, this is an example of general discrimination against Christians, are just as big of fools as those who fell for the nonsense about those Catholic HS boys harassing that India Activist in DC a few years back.
This is not some example of General Anti-Christian Prejudice.. this is an example of a known violator being identified and confronted based on his past patterns of behavior. Now, whether those confronting him did so properly or legally is a different discussion, but this is not some example of some general open discrimination against Christians.