As Mr. Latham talked about parental rights and religious freedom at a church gathering, more than a dozen LGBT protestors were attacked by hundreds of men.
Mr. Greenwich described Mr. Latham as a “disgusting human being” who may do “vast damage to our state” in an essay.
The tweet from March 22 received a “Disgusting?” response from Mr. Latham at about 10 a.m. on Thursday, followed by a graphic and homophobic comment.
Openly homosexual and married to his longtime partner, Mr. Greenwich stated he didn’t want to reply to the now-deleted post personally.
He issued a statement saying, “I realize this tweet has been removed, and I don’t want to engage with the topic further.”
Working with the majority of the parliament’s members who support the LGBTQ community will be my main emphasis as we advance significant reforms.
What happened to Mark Latham?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and party founder Pauline Hanson have denounced One Nation NSW leader Mark Latham for making a homophobic comment intended at independent MP Alex Greenwich.
This morning, Mr. Latham responded to a tweet that cited Mr. Greenwich’s remarks on a violent protest that took place last week at St. Michael’s Church in Sydney’s west.