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Greg Locke, a notorious right-wing politically-obsessed pastor who spends the majority of his time shilling for political causes, recently attacked autistic children suggesting that their condition isn’t real, but instead, demon possession.
“Are you telling me my kid might be possessed?” Locke asks the audience rhetorically. “No, but I’m telling you your kid might be demonized and your doctor is calling it autism.”
Honestly, if anyone is possessed, it’s Greg Locke.
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