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Posted on 07/14/2023 6:54:34 AM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
A 32-year-old Oregon man has been hailed as a “protector” after he was fatally stabbed outside a bar when he stood up for an LGBTQ+ friend who was being harassed by another patron.
Colin Smith, a beloved server at Portland eatery Ox, was enjoying a night out with friends at The High Dive bar in the city’s Buckman neighborhood on July 2 when a patron began harassing them, Oregon Live reported.
The man allegedly made homophobic comments, inappropriately touched two members of the group, and targeted an LGBTQ+ friend, Smith’s former girlfriend, Paulina Solis, 34, told the news outlet.
Smith jumped in to defend his pal but was stabbed multiple times and died. The assailant had already fled by the time cops arrived.
(Excerpt) Read more at nypost.com ...
I’ll take “They were all homosexuals” for $1000 Alex (or current host).
The victim is described as LGBTQ+. Does that mean that they identified as all of the letters?
The victim is described as LGBTQ+ queer....
“Smith jumped in to defend his pal”
Self defense!
I was surrounded by all these fags and this guy “jumps in”. I was afraid for my life and defended myself. I took the opportunity of the chaos to escape with my life.
(after asking someone to “hold my Bud Light”)
Looks FUGLY!
Open up the memory hole so we can dump it
There’s no law in Portland thanks to libtards
Protector? I'm sure the faggot community appreciates the need to be protected by us normal people.
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Looks Islamist to me.
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