We can't help but feel we've lived this morning before. First we have Todd Turner Brock disgracing his church and now we have some anti-gay attacks in Jamaica. Deja Fucking Vu.

Montego Bay Police are investigating an allegedly anti-gay attack at yesterday's MoBay Nite Out Festival. It all started when at least three men took the festival's stage and began dancing together, getting all up on one another and the such. Well, the crowd didn't take too kindly to their overtly-kind touching and began throwing bottles at them, according to eye witnesses. Undeterred, the ballsy homos simply lobbed the debris back at the increasingly irked gang. A mob of 30-40 people then chased the troublesome trio from the stage and beat them. They were able to escape, however, and found refuge at a local business. Jamaica Observer reports:

The accused men were soon set upon, chased and beaten by the angry mob. They reportedly ran to several entertainment spots along the Hip Strip for refuge.

One business owner who had to rescue one of the men described the incident as "crazy". "Even the police were afraid," he said, adding that his venue, a popular night spot, had to be closed to prevent the angry mob from getting to the man.

"At one point, some 30 to 40 persons were outside trying to get to him," the businessman told the Observer. "He had on no shirt, no shoes and appeared severely beaten and was bleeding from a cut to his head."

The incident recalls a February brou-ha-ha during which three accused gays got into it with another irate mob. A startling - yet unsurprising - trend in a nation most commonly known for its shining sun. Although, with these attacks, perhaps not anymore, especially considering one woman's statements after the February attack:

Jamaica has lost its way if men think they can openly flaunt being gay without any consequences. We don't want that kind of open gay life in this country.

Anti-gay attack [Jamaica Observer]
One of several men attacked by mob in stable condition [RJR-FM]