Agree. It's a form of deliberate public harassment. It's one thing to hold to one's religious beliefs, it's another to flaunt them in a manner designed to shame someone who doesn't share the same beliefs.

You don't see Jews looking on in disgust as Christians eat non kosher foods.

You don't see Muslims shaming Christians for the lack of pilgrimage.

You don't see Buddhists shaming Christians for their irreverence for life.

And so forth, and so on. Literally, one could do this all day. The vast majority of criticisms of Christians and Christianity is their moral hypocrisy, and their moral ambiguity.