ELCA Pastor Talks About 'Cocks Not Glocks' and 'Racist Pig Police'

Alex Raabe is a vocal and brash homosexual pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. He is ultra liberal and uses filthy language with no shame. Please be warned of the vulgarity reported here:

-  Pastor Raabe, who recently changed his name on Facebook to Alex Darling-Raabe after "marrying" his "husband," wrote, in what seems to be a supportive post, about a movement called "Cocks and Glocks." 

I can not imagine Jesus posting on such a topic. It is not acceptable for a supposed minister of God's word to do so. 

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Check out this statement Rev. Darling-Raabe writes on Facebook about police.

So the lives of police do not matter, Rev. Darling-Raabe? How can this person have any members in his congregation after saying "racist pig police."
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​The following Facebook post shows Rev. Darling-Raabe sharing someone else's post comparing what is happening politically in the U.S. with Germany and then Darling-Raabe comments right afterward, which seems to be referencing people being rounded up and sent to concentration camps. 

Later in this thread you can find Pastor Raabe comment "...that the GOP and the GOP nominee are actually exhibiting the same characteristics of 1930's German leadership...." (see here)
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​ELCA pastor Raabe liked this picture so much he made it his cover photo on Facebook.

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Here Pastor Darling-Raabe posts about hanging out at a gay bar, dancing and swearing with his church.

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According to the next post by Alex Darling-Raabe, if one doesn't like the new president of the United States, "fantasizing about burning (Sh!@) down" is on the list of things that are okay to do. 
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The church Pastor Raabe leads also likes to use foul language on its Facebook page. Here are two examples, one and two. 

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Augsburg Fortress lists Pastor Raabe as one of their writers in the 2017 publication of Sundays and Seasons. (see here, page 7)

Pastor Alex Raabe is an example of the ever-increasing type of pastor the ELCA is graduating from their seminaries and/or placing in congregations. They put the ELCA stamp of approval on them. All churches remaining in the ELCA should be very wary of what kind of pastor they will next be sent.