Representative Jim Jordan: “Buzz Lightyear has woken up. The movie was stolen

Disney’s fallout awoke light years The bombing at the box office was felt far and wide by none other than Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) participated in his big downfall.

“Buzz Lightyear is awake. The movie is broken,” Jordan tweeted on Wednesday, prompting a shout from the left.

Buzz Lightyear has awakened. The movie is broken.

– Representative Jim Jordan (@Jim_Jordan) 21 June 2022

light years The movie broke box office records last weekend, upsetting analysts and film critics who believed it would make at least $80 million domestically when it hits theaters this week. It earned $50.6 million domestically alone for a global turnover of $80 million.

The movie will lose a significant amount of money, as the movie cost $200 million to make, plus $100 million for marketing.

As Breitbart News’ John Nolte points out, the loss of revenue was likely due to Disney’s desire to include gay kissing in the film as part of its mission to promote LGBTQ content in children’s programming:

I know we shouldn’t be talking this out loud, but I’ll say it anyway… Nobody wants to see same-sex sexual intimacy, except gay people. We just don’t know. Why? Why? Because – sorry for the expression – we were born that way. We are like this. Nobody goes to the movies to be disturbed, and parents do not particularly take their children to the movies. Disney the film is to show them human sexuality before they are ready.

Disney CEO Bob Chapek brought Disney to the brink of destruction in March when he opposed a Florida bill that would ban sex teaching in kindergartens.
“I understand that many are angry that we did not speak out against the bill,” said Capek. “We were against the bill from the beginning, but we decided not to take a public position because we felt we could work more effectively behind the scenes by working with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.”

“I called Governor DeSantis this morning to express our disappointment and concern that the law, if passed, could be used to unfairly target gay, lesbian, non-binary and transgender children and families.”