#FreeKate? Local Teen Says Kaitlyn Hunt Was ‘Bully … Calling Me an Ugly Dyke’

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One of the things about the “Streisand Effect” which the Hunt family has unintentionally triggered (read the story of their threat to shut down this blog) is that more people have begun sending me information, such as this social-media conversation involving one of Kaitlyn Hunt’s schoolmates at Sebastian River High:

“I support gay rights, but Kate Hunt is a terrible person
so yeah f**k her . . . actually no, I’ve known Kate since
6th grade, she used to bully me and pick on me everyday,
calling me an ugly dyke. Kind of ironic, huh?”

WHOA! Ironic, indeed: Bullying and homophobic slurs from someone who, just three months ago, was being embraced by many gay-rights activists and progressive media figures including Chris Hayes of MSNBC? (Speaking of which: Cat got your tongue, Chris? Could we get you to admit that you were totally misled by these grifters?)

The “Free Kate” narrative was a lie from the start. Any reporter with a functioning bullshit detector should have recognized this as a classic “Story Too Good to Be True,” and yet thousands of people — including many journalists — fell for it hook, line and sinker.

By God, it’s time these fools start confessing their folly. Please send a Twitter message to Chris Hayes and politely urge him to return to the “Free Kate” story and tell MSNBC viewers they were misled.





 

131 comments

  1. “Any reporter with a functioning bullshit detector should have recognized this as a classic “Story Too Good to Be True”

    That kind of leaves Hayes at the starting post in either sense then.
    Reporter? no
    Innate BS detector? nope.

    Plus it’s kind of difficult for him to detect BS when that’s all he spews.

  2. “That was three months ago! I can’t remember last week!” is the likely response, you know.

    Very weak tea, but that’s the media for us, these days.

  3. The Hunt family deserves a whole wing in the Modern American Museum of Dysfunctional Jacked Up Trailer Trash

  5. Even with Kelley Hunt’s – intentionally and obviously – deceptive statement, there were enough flags that anybody reporting should have checked.
    After finding out the true ages, the entire narrative collapses totally – which it finally is for (almost) everybody else with the continued predation that’s obvious now.

    But as usual, the “story” wasn’t what the “story” was supposedly about.

    Which the “news” missed totally. As usual.

  9. But as usual, the “story” wasn’t what the “story” was supposedly about.

    Indeed, “as usual,” the facts were omitted, distorted or falsified in order to fit the politically convenient narrative that liberals wanted the public to believe.

    “My narrative! My precious narrative!”

    To quote a great man: “Fuck you. War.”

  11. I thought Journalism’s Original Sin was writing the lead on the way to the ballpark? Don’t they teach that anymore at J-School?

  13. With the truth about the Hunts dawning on the community there’s bound to be concerned parents wondering what else has been going on.

    You should have taken the goddam deal!

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