China: Crazed, Raceless Chinaman Stabs Two Female Basketball Players, Including Lesbian Brittney Griner (The AP Really Wants You to Know She’s Gay)

 

This is a picture of Griner several years ago in high school. Clearly, there was no need for her to "come out," since there was no mystery as to her sexuality, though there may have been questions about her sex. Homosexuals and the media confuses normal Christians' politeness and reticence with ignorance. It's like with characters like Rosie O'Donnell and Good Morning America's Robin Roberts. Everyone had figured out years before that they were lesbians, so there was nothing to "come out" about. Homosexualists and the MSM have promoted the sexual fairy tale for years that normal people, especially Christians, are full of raging hatred against homosexuals, which was somehow held at bay by the homosexuals' sexuality being kept secret. That's why it's so "courageous" of powerful, zillionaire homosexuals to come out.
 

By A Texas Reader
 

Agent: Griner cut but OK in knife attack in China
By The Associated Press
November 4, 2014 04:58:22 P.M. CST

WNBA star Brittney Griner was cut on the elbow by a man in a knife attack in China but didn't need to go to the hospital, her agent told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

Agent Lindsay Kagawa Colas said Griner sustained a small cut as her team was boarding a bus after practice Monday in what she called a random attack. Colas said the 6-foot-8 player was wearing a winter coat and that the knife barely cut her skin. Griner didn't require stitches.

The agent said the man also stabbed one of Griner's teammates, but that she was wearing two jackets and the knife didn't go through.

Colas said the man was yelling as he chased the players onto the bus. She said he left the scene, then returned covered in blood and was apprehended by Chinese authorities. It was not immediately clear in which city this happened.

Griner plays in the WNBA with the Phoenix Mercury. This is her second season in China and first with the Beijing Great Wall. The team was preparing for a road game against Liaoning Hengye.

Griner, who led Baylor to a 40-0 season and the 2012 NCAA title, came out as a lesbian [!] in 2013 after her senior season. [See what I told you?] She was the No. 1 pick by the Mercury in the 2013 draft.