Drag queen Olympic torchbearer slams critics: 'WE'RE GOING NOWHERE'

One of the drag queens carrying the Olympic torch attacks critics of the opening ceremony.

Nicky Doll not only carried the torch, but also performed during the opening ceremony which some have labeled “demonic” and one “tease” of Jesus. He told a story his Instagram reveling in the negative attention the performance generated.

“The opening ceremony ruffled some feathers… and I love it,” the drag queen wrote. “You know why? Because the Olympics is the biggest stage in the world and queer people have always been the audience for other people's lives and achievements and it's time we were welcomed into the space.”

“It was my absolute honor to perform in front of billions of people around the world and celebrate our Olympians,” her post continued. “And remember, to those whose feathers were ruffled by seeing strangeness on their screen: WE ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE.”

How BizPac review informedOlympic organizers eventually acknowledged the outrage over the portrayal of the “Last Supper” ceremony that included a reimagining of those present, replacing Jesus Christ and his apostles with “a fat lesbian and a group of colorfully dressed drag queens.”

“There was clearly never any intention to show disrespect to any religious group,” explained Anne Descamps, who blamed the sacrilegious depiction as an attempt to “celebrate the tolerance of the community.”

“We believe this ambition has been achieved. If people have been offended, we are very sorry,” added Descamps in a “sorry, not sorry” style of apology.

Olympic organizers are finally speaking out about the blasphemous opening ceremony https://t.co/nmClsqykxL road @BIZPACRevision

— Based on BPR (@DumpstrFireNews) July 29, 2024

Needless to say, neither Doll's post nor the “apology” managed to sway those unhappy with the opening ceremony:

Why did the entire Olympics focus on transgender?

— SoFlo Doge Girl ⬆️‼️ (@SoFloDoge) July 29, 2024

The problem is that this group needs the attention of the whole world to feel “noticed”.

— Andrea E (@AAC0519) July 29, 2024

Not being part of the Olympics is a positive thing at this point. They have nothing against them being whatever they want to be, but they can't stop the kids from getting close to them. This is unforgivable. pic.twitter.com/5EwrbRsnU2

— Nicholas Franklin (@TheEmperorSon) July 29, 2024

Therein lies the problem. If people want to dress or act how they want, that's freedom and I wish them the best. But we live in a society where the private intersects with the public. And the Olympics are very public. The Olympics can do whatever they want, but I have NO obligation to support them.

— AD Tippet (@BelAves) July 29, 2024

Maybe not, but a large portion of the audience and sponsors are.

— Mr. BocMonster (@bocmonster) July 29, 2024

Of all the groups worthy of the most attention, why has this group been selected and what have they achieved that deserves remarkable relevance to society?

— Donna C (@donnamarie00000) July 29, 2024

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