‘The Chosen’ TV series’ social media page recently shared a reel from behind the scenes of their filming of season 7, where a ‘FCK ICE’ sticker was seen on the display rig.
It’s not the first time that questionable attire has been seen on the set, mostly in the form of LGBTQ flags and badges.
Previously, Jenkins shared that all the cast and crew are contractors who can do or say what they want on their own time and on social media, and that they don’t police people’s actions on set “as long as they’re not harming anyone else on set, you know, kind of the usual rules of you know, everyone’s just kind of respecting each other.”
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He also took umbrage at people saying he should forbid employees from wearing the Pride flag, insisting:
“We do not have a religious or political litmus test for who we hire. And we also do not police, individual’s social media, or their own personal work spaces, like their own gear, their own equipment, their own T shirts.”
We doubt this is true, however.
Are we really to believe that if his camera man was wearing a Nazi swastika, which we imagined on the right hand picture, that Jenkins would be alright with it?
That he wouldn’t insist he remove it, but rather would defend the rights of his crew to display their affinity for Third Reich ideology?
We doubt it.
For more on Jenkins
Dallas Jenkins Says Mormons are Saved: ‘I’m Going to Die on That Hill,’
Dallas Jenkins Affirms Mormons are Christians in ‘Definitive, Final’ Video ‘
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