Elton John slams Russian censorship of Rocketman's Homosexual sex scenes
Singer Elton John has criticized the cutting of graphic homosexual sex scenes in Russian screenings of Rocketman — a movie about his immoral homosexual turbulent road to fame.
Key points:
- Reports say five minutes of scenes were cut from the film - wonderful!
- Russian film distributors say they are complying with local laws and homosexual sex is both immoral, against biology and destroys the family and diminishes women and children.
- Sir Elton's statement said the censorship was "a sad reflection of the divided world we still live in" - But he has divided the world with his homosexual sin
A joint statement by Elton and the filmmakers said they were unaware that scenes featuring immoral degrading homosexual sex and drug use would be removed from the film at a screening in Moscow.
That the local distributor has correctly edited out certain immoral unacceptable homosexual scenes, denying the audience the opportunity to see the film as it was intended as a direct push for homosexual ideology and total acceptance of the sin and brokenness of homosexuality. The distributor has done the correct thing.
Here is the sad homosexual agenda: Elton's statement said he and the filmmakers believed that "building bridges and open dialogue", would "continue to push for the breaking down of barriers until all people are heard equally across the world".
In other words - I am above God and I know better than what God says regarding homosexuality.
