Will Kaitlyn Ashley Hunt be at Disney on June 1st?

One of the things we have seen with the Kait­lyn Hunt case that has really struck me is how the gay rights move­ment has been used as suck­ers by her family.

As more and more facts con­tinue to come out and the reac­tions of Ms. Hunt’s defend­ers become more vit­ri­olic to the point where her father is mak­ing copy­right claims on her pic­tures ‚any asser­tion by any per­son not 100% behind gay mar­riage is to be ignored and if you are in fact Gay and don’t sup­port Kate Hunt you become an unper­son:

A gay cou­ple on the Trea­sure Coast is afraid to show their faces because they say they’ve been attacked per­son­ally for their opin­ions oppos­ing Kait­lyn Hunt. They fear back­lash from the “Free Kate” cam­paign that is 52,000 mem­bers strong on Face­book as of Tues­day night.

“I’ve already been vil­i­fied for my opin­ion on social media.”

But this isn’t a low pro­file gay cou­ple, up until a few days ago, both men held high rank­ing posi­tions in a Trea­sure Coast LGBT advo­cacy group.

It all seems like some­thing is hap­pen­ing that I warned the Gay Com­mu­nity about back in Sep­tem­ber of last year.

That post con­cerned this arti­cle at Gawker on nor­mal­iz­ing pedophilia. The argu­ments looked really famil­iar to me.

As you know I’m an oppo­nent of Gay Mar­riage and would sup­port a con­sti­tu­tional amend­ment to define mar­riage as one man one woman, but I’ll tell you this, if I was a sup­porter of Gay Mar­riage with even the slight­est knowl­edge of the his­tory of the Gay Move­ment and I read the argu­ments in the Gawker arti­cle (you can almost hear the cry of “Bigot” to those would dis­agree with the author) I wouldn’t just be insulted, I’d be furious.

I sug­gested the gay move­ment get in front of this busi­ness fast to head it off and not be asso­ci­ated with such a move­ment but as the game plan of the #freekate peo­ple becomes more plain it seems exactly the oppo­site is going on. We are start­ing to see peo­ple using this as a “big­otry lit­mus test” and no amount of infor­ma­tion to the con­trary will be accepted.

This is already a trap that appar­ently with the excep­tion of a few peo­ple such as Joan McCarter the left and their media allies fool­ishly didn’t avoid as Stacy McCain put it:

“To say that lib­eral media cov­er­age of Hunt has been ‘favor­able’ is to say that the Sis­tine Chapel ceil­ing depicts a favor­able image of God.”

And that’s really what it’s about, y’know? Who gives a crap about a com­mon­place crim­i­nal pro­ce­dure in Indian River County, Florida?

But the media said every­body should care about it: The Today show actu­ally por­trayed an accused sex offender as a sym­pa­thetic victim!

What was the name of the pro­ducer who approved that, huh? I would like that per­son to explain the half-​assed back­ground research that led them to believe that Kait­lyn Ash­ley Hunt (Book­ing #2013 – 00000708) was a plau­si­ble civil-​rights martyr.

and that sup­port isn’t con­fined to media

That kind of high-​powered public-​relations blitz is not cheap and does not hap­pen by acci­dent. Hunt’s sup­port­ers include the Amer­i­can Civil Lib­er­ties Union and the gay-​rights group Equal­ity Florida — the lat­ter orga­ni­za­tion led by Nadine Smith, who met pri­vately with Pres­i­dent Obama two years ago — as well as the 501©3 non-​profit Pur­pose Foun­da­tion, which receives fund­ing through such phil­an­thropic giants as the Ford Foundation.

And if these traps weren’t bad enough, with June 1^st com­ing the #FreeKate move­ment is in a posi­tion to set the biggest trap of all under 100 miles and 100 min­utes away from the School where it all took place.

For those of you who don’t know June 1^st annu­ally is Gay Day at Dis­ney World Florida and appar­ently has been for over two decades:

“Homo­sex­u­als will be cel­e­brat­ing the 23^rd anniver­sary of Gay Day wear­ing match­ing Gay Day mer­chan­dise, such as T-​shirts,” the One Mil­lion Moms web­site reads. “There will also be trans­ves­tites dressed in drag show­ing their sup­port for the event.”

And for those who think it’s just a day where Gay peo­ple can enjoy the park in sol­i­dar­ity it appears it might be a lit­tle more …inter­est­ing:

I can’t help but think of, and feel sorry for – the unsus­pect­ing fam­ily who saved for years for a once in a life­time trip – only to arrive and find that Dis­ney had in fact, been invaded by he-​women and shaved down mus­cle boys. By itself that would not be a prob­lem, but the sheer num­ber of peo­ple who seem to go out of their way to rub their sex­u­al­ity in every­ones face dur­ing this ‘event’ is noth­ing short of disgraceful…

… I don’t like it when I hear pompous wind­bags telling me I’m going to burn in hell for being gay, and I’m sure most of the free world would appre­ci­ate a visit to Dis­ney World that did not include the vision of grown men in go-​go shorts, and ads for lubri­cant promi­nently dis­played through­out the host hotel. Oh, and while we’re on the sub­ject of ‘image’ at the host hotel (this year it was the Sher­a­ton World on Inter­na­tional Drive)– the line of beer trucks out­side the resort was a nice touch, and the liquor kiosks and con­dom ads every 5 feet will cer­tainly not fur­ther the image of us as a bunch of drunken sex fiends.

our proudly gay 42 year old man goes on.

It is widely known through­out the gay com­mu­nity in Orlando that if you want good drugs and great sex, the first week of June is a great time to visit. So much so, that the Orange County Sheriff’s office found it nec­es­sary to sta­tion deputies and drug sniff­ing dogs in the lobby of the host hotel. And before the oppres­sion cho­rus starts warm­ing up, just get real – we all know that it goes on in droves dur­ing gay week – and it’s not ‘oppres­sion’ if it’s jus­ti­fied. I don’t mean to imply that every per­son attend­ing gay days is a drug crazed lunatic – the vast major­ity are not – but no one in the gay com­mu­nity can deny how per­va­sive this prob­lem is, and the prob­lem trav­els with us.

Now given that clien­tele and event and more impor­tantly given this map with Dis­ney under 100 miles and 100 min­utes away…

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…I would bet real money that the Hunt fam­ily will decide this is the per­fect day to pack up the fam­ily and head to Dis­ney World.

And therein lies the trap.

The Hunt family’s efforts have been ham­pered by the release of facts, facts which show not a per­son per­se­cuted due to sex­ual ori­en­ta­tion but an indulged young lady pur­su­ing a very under­age girl after repeated attempts by her par­ents to warn her off, that story has been slow­ing get­ting out online but what if they find an audi­ence that hasn’t heard that side of the story?

Pic­ture it, what do you think will hap­pen if the young Kait­lyn Ash­ley Hunt and her par­ents come to Dis­ney world and tell the story of the strug­gle of their young blond attrac­tive 18-​year-​old girl who, accord­ing to the Media, activists and her sup­port­ers is being per­se­cuted by the fam­ily of her lover sim­ply because she is a les­bian to the crowd Pete Werner is describing?

They will hoist the entire fam­ily on their shoul­ders, and open up their wallets.

As of the moment of this writ­ing the Free Kate site has raised what, $24,000? You get them down to Dis­ney on June 1^st with a smart phone and a credit card reader and it will be the most money a phony blond has raised since Tina Brown talked peo­ple into buy­ing Newsweek for her.

It will be great news for the Hunt fam­ily, it will be great news for the Free Katie Crowd.

But for the Gay Com­mu­nity that is start­ing to win more and more votes and argu­ments the whole Kait­lyn Hunt = Rosa Parks busi­ness sim­ply makes them pawns not only in the Hunt’s fam­ily quest to avoid any con­se­quences for her daugh­ter but for the same crowd that has looked at the reac­tions to that Gawker piece with great inter­est.

You have been warned.

Update This guy nails it:

If the #FreeKate move­ment wants all LGBT per­sons to be treated equally, that equal­ity isn’t just lim­ited to legal priv­i­leges. Legal respon­si­bil­i­ties are just as impor­tant, and that includes pun­ish­ments for the com­mis­sion of crimes.

In this case, true LGBT equal­ity under the law would ensure Kate sees her day in court.

Does the LGBT move­ment want equal­ity or power? That is the ques­tion and this case will pro­vide the answer.