Source: KOMO 1000
While other stations in the local Fisher conglomerate have been endlessly touting Pastor Ken's hopes to "get 'em" at Mount Si, good ol' Ken Schram is his usual curmudgeonly self as he points out the absurdities for KOMO 1000:
One-thousand "prayer warriors."
That's the word from Rev. Ken "God told me to smite homosexuals" Hutcherson.
The pastor of Redmond's Antioch Bible Church wants "1,000 prayer warriors" out at Mt. Si High School in Snoqualmie Friday.
He's going after all the kids taking part in the Day of Silence, held in support of gay and lesbian students.
I guess Hutcherson figures God wants him to teach all those tolerant students a lesson in the finer points of prejudice and discrimination.
Such teachings are right up Hutcherson's alley.
He's all gung-ho when it comes to keeping gays and lesbians under the heel of society's boot.
Given his fight against any and all gay rights laws, Hutcherson obviously has no problem with high school kids being harassed for being homosexual, and no issue whatsoever with them being denied jobs and housing when they grow up.
It doesn't surprise me that he plans a protest in response to teenagers trying to turn back that tide of hate and intolerance.
Reassuringly, it doesn't seem as if the Mt. Si students are even a little intimidated by the blustery Hutcherson.
Good for them.
Not so good for all those prayer warriors.
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