Another Hate Crime Hoax? Gay Pastor Sues Whole Foods for Writing “Love Wins, F*G” on His Cake

Whole Foods in Austin, Texas is being accused of a lot more than charging someone’s whole paycheck to shop there this week after a gay pastor claims the cake he ordered from the bakery to say “Love wins” came to him with the phrase “Love wins, F*g” on it.

A gay Austin preacher says he ordered a cake with “love wins” from Whole Foods. He says he got “love wins, Fag.” pic.twitter.com/zqo4POCp0m

— Jenni Lee (@JenniL_KVUE) April 18, 2016

The pastor has apparently filed a lawsuit, although Whole Foods steadfastly denies this and is standing by their employee. When local TV reporter Jenni Lee asked if the security footage was reviewed to determine what happened with this cake, she got these replies:       The icing for the incendiary word does look different from the rest of the message. Then again, anyone from this area who shops at Whole Foods finds the entire story ridiculous to begin with.  

@JenniL_KVUE The whole internet is saying Whole Foods did not write what’s on the cake. — Taxi Crabb (@TaxiCrabb) April 19, 2016

Hoax or not, the media is going to run with this as a hate crime, even though the evidence is starting to look like it isn’t even real (like so many other fake hate crimes the media runs with before having a shred of evidence to back up any claims). Either way this will probably turn into one those national stories that takes up lots of space in the internet headlines to continue to push a politically correct agenda where other more important stuff should be instead. Like they do.