In a clear show of pandering to the extremely vocal LGBT minority, Delta Airlines issued a statement last week that it will immediately restore homosexual “love scenes” to two popular in-flight movie offerings.
The move comes after Olivia Wilde, director of “Booksmart,” complained on Twitter that her film had been inappropriately edited on a recent flight.
“I finally had the chance to watch an edited version of Booksmart on a flight to see exactly what had been censored,” Wilde wrote. “Turns out some airlines work with a third party company that edits the movie based on what they deem inappropriate. Which, in our case, is … female sexuality?
I finally had the chance to watch an edited version of Booksmart on a flight to see exactly what had been censored. Turns out some airlines work with a third party company that edits the movie based on what they deem inappropriate. Which, in our case, is … female sexuality? 🤔
— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) October 30, 2019
What utter garbage. It’s not “female sexuality” that has been edited from her film for Delta flights, it’s a perverse, pornographic homosexual sex scene.
— They muted or cut the word “vagina.” VAGINA.
— They removed Molly’s entire scissoring sequence. (No scissor emoji?! Thread for another time…)
— They Molly’s masturbating and UTI story (it didn’t end well).
— They cut the porn moment in the Lyft (our Oscar clip).— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) October 30, 2019
Wilde proceeded to list the edits made to the film:
— They muted or cut the word “vagina.” VAGINA.
— They removed Molly’s entire scissoring sequence. (No scissor emoji?! Thread for another time…)
— They Molly’s masturbating and UTI story (it didn’t end well).
— They cut the porn moment in the Lyft (our Oscar clip).
Every bit of that sounds disgusting, but Wilde continues with more sick-sounding details that were removed from the version she watched while flying with an unnamed airline:
— They cut the second half of the animated doll sequence — because naked doll bodies – made for children – are too shocking even with no genitals. Speaking of which, they cut the word “genitals.”
— Most disappointingly, they cut most of Amy and Hope’s love scene in the bathroom, which involves zero nudity, but does involve an essential plot point for a lead character. Wtfffff.
— Most disappointingly, they cut most of Amy and Hope’s love scene in the bathroom, which involves zero nudity, but does involve an essential plot point for a lead character. Wtfffff.
— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) October 30, 2019
Wilde did offer an interesting take on the controversy regarding what was not edited from the film:
By the way, they didn’t cut ANY cursing. Every “fuck” is heard loud and clear, sometimes in the same scene where they muted “vagina.” 🤯. They showed George (elegantly) deep-throating a microphone but couldn’t stomach a consensual love scene between two women.
By the way, they didn’t cut ANY cursing. Every “fuck” is heard loud and clear, sometimes in the same scene where they muted “vagina." 🤯. They showed George (elegantly) deep-throating a microphone but couldn’t stomach a consensual love scene between two women.
— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) October 30, 2019
It sounds as though they didn’t edit the film enough!
Wilde concluded her rant by calling on all airlines to put an end to the supposed “homophobic” censorship of films like hers, again conflating female sexuality with lesbianism:
I urge every airline, especially those who pride themselves on inclusivity, to stop working with this third party company, and trust the parental advisory warning to allow viewers to opt out if they choose.
— olivia wilde (@oliviawilde) October 30, 2019
According to CNBC, Delta and other airlines get their in-flight movie selections from third-party companies that edit and distribute various versions of the films. Prior to their announcement, Delta opted to show edited versions of both “Booksmart” and “Rocketman,” the 2019 biopic about homosexual pop star Elton John.
Once the LGBT mob came with their pitchforks, however, Delta quickly repented of their “homophobia” and fell in line:
We are immediately putting a new process in place for managing content available through Delta’s in-flight entertainment. Studios often provide videos in two forms: a theatrical, original version and an edited version. We selected the edited version and now realize content well within our guidelines was unnecessarily excluded from both films. We are working to make sure this doesn’t happen again.
The studio has agreed to provide a special Delta edit that retains the LGBTQ+ love scenes in both Booksmart and Rocketman that will be on our flights as soon as possible. Currently, we have Gentleman Jack, Imagine Me and You, and Moonlight onboard and countless content in the past that clearly shows it is not our practice to omit LGBTQ+ love scenes.”
It’s already sick enough that such smutty, disgusting films are today’s blockbusters. It’s another thing entirely for yet another corporation to bow the knee to the LGBT movement and their cult of “inclusivity.”
Elizabeth Johnston, the Activist Mommy, frequently flies all around the nation to rally fellow activists to join the fight against radical leftism, but she will not fly with Delta or any other airline that continues to feed the LGBT movement’s megalomania.
Because we can’t bare to fly for a couple hours w/out watching 2 men make love to one another!🙄
Un! Freaking! Believable!😡🤯 Are you kidding me? What about children?
I fly frequently! Calling my agent right now to inform him to NEVER book me on @Delta again! #BoycottDelta https://t.co/n6dVICWfTk
— Elizabeth Johnston – Activist Mommy🇺🇸 (@activistmommy1) November 2, 2019
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