After attack on gay club, pastor says: 'Tragedy is not killed more'

religious speech was shared on the web. Man went further and put pedophilia as part of LGBT identity

              

United States - A US pastor praised the death of 49 people attacked in a gay club on Sunday in Orlando, Florida, in the mass shooting considered the most tragic in the history of the United States. The Baptist Roger Jimenez appeared in Verity church to preach a sermon saying: "The tragedy is that most of them did not die The tragedy is that I'm kind of upset because he did not finish the job - because these people are predators they are abusive... "

The religious discourse has been shared on the YouTube channel of the church hours after the tragedy. According to him, the LGBT community, brutally attacked, is offering danger to society. The man went further and put pedophilia as part of gay identity.

"Were you sad that 50 pedophiles were killed today? Um, no, I think it's great! I think it helps the society. I think Orlando, Florida that is a little safer tonight," he said.

Following his speech of hatred, Jimenez, unceremoniously, said he would like that gays were killed by the government. "I wish the government caught them, placed them in front of a firing squad," he said.

Last Sunday, Omar Mateen, 29, killed 49 people and left 53 injured on the pretext that they were in "dirty ways of the West." According to the document prepared by the Internal Security Committee of the US Senate, he blamed the country for the death of "innocent women and children."