This Has Never Happened Before! Lena Dunham's 'Transphobic' Airline Employees Seem To Be Fictitious

By streiff | 3:30 PM on August 07, 2017

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Last Thursday, Lena Dunham, the chubby, gravy-infused SJW activist and exhibitionist, took to the internet to declare war on American Airlines. Apparently, American’s employees are insufficiently “woke” for Dunham’s tastes.

Well this night just keeps evolving pic.twitter.com/gYfXadYBUH

— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) August 3, 2017

That’s right, Lena Dunham was waddling through JFK at New York and eavesdropped on two American employees having a private conversation in which they expressed a fairly normal feeling about the whole psychosis known as ‘transgenderism.’ But in the best fascist style, WrongThink must be punished.

American responded and investigated. They were unable to substantiate her story.

American Airlines is disputing Lena Dunham’s claims that she overheard two female airline employees having a “transphobic talk” at the airport on Wednesday, saying the time stamps of her claims don’t add up.

A spokesperson for the airline told TheWrap that they are unable to substantiate the allegations made by the creator and star of HBO’s “Girls.” Dunham tweeted around 3 a.m. ET, said the airline spokesperson, when American’s last departure/arrival at JFK was around 1:45 a.m. ET.

Additionally, a video that Dunham posted around the same time showed that the actress was flying on Delta Air Lines, which according to the spokesperson, doesn’t operate out of Terminal 8, whereas American Airlines does. The two are not connected, argued the spokesperson. You can see a map of the terminals here.

This doesn’t mean the story Dunham recounted could not have happened, it only means it did not.

What was Dunham’s motivation for blatantly lying about a nonexistent event and using her online platform to try to embarrass an Airline? There is no way to know, just like there is no way of knowing why Lena Dunham sexually molested her younger sister, or why she lied about a college sexual encounter that did not happen. But a reasonable explanation is that she is all in favor of creating a Stasi-like environment where conversation must be carefully guarded lest a state informant eavesdrop, report you, and see that you are punished.