Pastor lied about "fag" cake from Whole Foods

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May 17, 2016 | Sex & Society

Pastor lied about "fag" cake from Whole Foods

Jordan Brown, a gay pastor from Austin, Texas, has been forced to apologize after falsely claiming that a local Whole Foods bakery added "fag" to a cake he ordered.

Last month, Brown claimed he went to the store and requested a cake that read "Love Wins." When he picked it up, he claimed someone at the store had added the word "fag" to the message.

"This is discrimination," the 30-year-old said in a video he posted to YouTube last month. "As a 30-year-old openly gay pastor, I have had to face years of discrimination and judgement for something that I had no control over."

The openly gay founder of the Church of Open Doors sued Whole Foods.

Well, it was all a big fat lie.

Whole Foods released security footage of Brown buying the cake which they said proved they did nothing wrong. The company added that the employee being accused of defacing the cake is a member of the LGBT community. Whole Foods filed a countersuit.

"The company did nothing wrong," Brown admitted in a statement. “I was wrong to pursue this matter and use the media to perpetuate this story. I want to apologize to Whole Foods and its team members for questioning the company’s commitment to its values."

He added that he was sorry for embarrassing his partner, family and church, but did not explain why he did it.

He owes every single person in the LGBT community an apology for being such an ass. It's hard enough to battle for equal rights in this world without people like Brown crying wolf. Gay card revoked!