In the short video ... during a New York "pride" celebration that went viral on social media, at least one person can be heard chanting, "we're coming for your children" as other participants chant, "we're not going shopping."

In its Tuesday article, NBC contended that the "we're coming for your children" chant had been "taken out of context" by "conservative pundits, activists and lawmakers" who said the provocative remarks validated worries that radical LGBT activists are "grooming" children.

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NBC said that it was unclear who the chanter in the video was (or even "whether the speaker was a member of the LGBTQ community"), but then went on to add that the chant has also been used at "drag marches" for years.

Citing "multiple Drag March regulars," NBC said the "coming for your children" chant isn't new, noting that last year's "drag march" saw participants chanting: "Ten percent is not enough: Groom! Groom! Groom!" according to Gothamist.

Moreover, the article said that far worse things are typically chanted at the events. (Screengrab image)

Brian Griffin, who organized the NYC Drag March, told the outlet he has chanted things like "Kill, kill, kill, we're coming to kill the mayor," and made obscene remarks about sexuality and nudity.

"It's all just words," Griffin said. "It's all presented to fulfill their worst stereotypes of us."

Another drag march organizer, who goes by Hucklefaery Ken, told the outlet in an email that the chant was a "bad joke that is being used to serve the interests of parasitic, predatory political propaganda and policy."

But conservatives weren't buying NBC's defense of the chant.

"Guys it's totally fine that they chanted 'we're coming for your children' because they do it every year and they also chant about sex toys and pubic hair and killing people," prominent conservative Twitter account Libs of TikTok reacted, pointing out the irony of the "It's all just words" defense from those "who force preferred pronouns on us and constantly change our language." 

"The fact that they've been saying 'we're coming for your children' for years sort of makes it even worse that these major companies still decided to support this," reacted Republican communications strategist Matt Whitlock... Subscribe for free to Breaking Christian News here

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