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Homophobe Escorted Out Of LEGO Store After Having A Tantrum About Pride Flag Pins

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Conservative personality John K. Amanchukwu Sr. caused a scene in a LEGO store over the gay Pride pins many staff members wore. Security later escorted him out of the store for harassing the staff.

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LGBTQ+ friendly alcohol hate had its moment with the Bud Light backlash 5ā…ā€”now homophobes are coming for your flair.

In a wonderfully failed documented tantrum at a LEGO store, conservative personality John K. Amanchukwu, Sr. caused a scene and berated innocent employees because they were wearing gay Pride pins on their aprons.

While the man-child's behavior towards the employees was awful in itself, he didn't stop at belligerence.

Amanchukwu continued to yell and use inappropriate language in a public store full of children.

He shouted at employees:

ā€œDo you think children care about what man sucks d*cks at home, and what girl eats vaginas at home?ā€

We're sorry, what?

The employee calmly countered:

ā€œI donā€™t think they think about that, personally."

His tantrum continued:

"Right. They think about it when they see your pin."

Ummm, sounds like Amanchukwu think about it.

Security was called, but Amanchukwu continued to argue, trying to garner a form of agreement from anyone.

Spoiler: they weren't having it, either.Amanchukwu

The conservative provocateur 4eventually left, but not before accusing the employees of "pedophilia," "grooming" and "child abuse."

For a pin.

Amanchukwu's post was removed for violating Twitter's rules, but conservative TV host Charlie Kirk also tweeted the video with the caption:

"WATCH: This father confronts LEGO for promoting LGBTQ agenda to children, then gets thrown out by store security."
"Why is LEGO doing this when its products are designed for children?"

WARNING: NSFW language

Unfortunately for the homophobesā€”but fortunately for all of mankindā€”the tweet completely backfired.

Viewers put the bigots in their rightful place.






Many gave props to the employees for remaining calm in the face of a hate-filled homophobe's rant.



The majority called out the man, not only for his use of vulgar language around children, but also for equating a Progress Pride flag to sexual acts.



@charliekirk11/Twitter


But we think LEGO already made it pretty clear:

"Everyone is awesome!"

*with some exceptions*

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