Pardoned January 6 Capitol rioter Jake Lang found himself humiliated in the second stunt of the weekend, when he crashed a convention in Seattle he thought was a gathering of "furries" — but was actually just a gathering of cat owners.
The viral video, posted to Facebook and X, showed Lang accosting confused staff and attendees at the Sea-Meow Convention, accusing them of trying to abuse children.
"You guys are indoctrinating the youth with homosexual and transsexual ideas. This furry stuff is not for children," said Lang, gesturing at attendees and a pair of greeters who happened to be wearing full-body cat costumes. "These people are sexualizing children! They're inviting children in. Look at this. This is sexualization of children ... what are you guys doing here? These people here, they dress up in these outfits, and they have sex with each other in these orgies every single weekend. Now they're inviting the children to come to their furry convention!"
"This is a convention for cats," said one of the staff.
"They're mislabeling it as, 'Yeah, exactly, then why do you have furries here?'" shouted Lang, pointing at one of the greeters in a cat suit. "These are sexualized images that are meant to groom children. Look at this, they're grooming children! They're grooming children here in the State of Washington, in the City of Seattle. They're grooming children, trying to sexualize young children into this fetish!"
At this point, some of the onlookers realized what was going on and burst into laughter. Lang continued in this vein as the staff closed in around him to get him to leave, while he shouted, "They're trying to indoctrinate the youth, they're perverting the youth!"
This incident follows another this weekend, when Lang and a group of protesters tried to disrupt a Seattle Diwali celebration armed with signs saying "Deport All Dot Heads" and "Stop Hindu Replacement of Christians." He was promptly ejected from the premises.
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