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Church kicks out priest and the staff of his gaming website quits after he imitates Elon Musk's Inauguration Day salute during an anti-abortion speech
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Calvin Robinson is a far right political commentator and former games journalist who founded and still owns the gaming website God is a Geek. He was also a priest until Wednesday, when the Anglican Catholic Church revoked his status over behavior deemed «incompatible with a priestly vocation.» On Thursday, the entire editorial staff of God is a Geek resigned. In both cases, the final straw was an imitation of a Nazi salute.
Robinson made the gesture at the end of an anti-abortion speech on January 25, directly referencing the infamous salutes made by Elon Musk on Inauguration Day earlier this month.
My heart goes out to you.Make America Pro-Life Again.
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