A Cape Town preacher accused of homophobia has been criticized for sharing a false post on Facebook, claiming that Springbok and Stormers player Damian Willemse had refused to wear a captain's armband supporting the LGBTQ community.
A Cape Town preacher convicted of anti-LGBTQ hate speech has been criticized for sharing a fake news Facebook post about Springbok Damian Willemse . The post claimed that Willemse had refused to wear a captain’s armband supporting the LGBTQ community.
Another Facebook user responded, 'A simple Google search would have helped with your ignorance', while another added, 'Please fact-check before you post these things'. The preacher, who heads up the Calvary Hope Baptist Ministry, also courted controversy after criticizing openly gay comedian Marc Lottering for singing in a local Cape Town church
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