'Good Morning America' Promotes 10-Year-Old Child ‘Drag Queen’
Desmond identifies as a same-sex attracted 'androgynous drag kid'
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ABC's "Good Morning America" championed a 10-year-old Desmond Napoles, a prepubescent boy who dresses up as a woman.
Desmond, who identifies as a same-sex attracted "androgynous drag kid," said he became inserted in women's clothing at just age six.
When his parents expressed concern, a "therapist" advised them to let Desmond simply "explore" himself.
Desmond became a celebrity in the LGBT community after appearing in a music video by RuPaul and Jinkx in 2014, according to LifeSiteNews.
When he appeared on "Good Morning America" earlier this month, otherwise know by his stage name Desmond is Amazing," was celebrated as a brave pioneer by co-hosts Michael Strahan and Sara Haines.
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The DW reports: Desmond, wearing a blonde wig and makeup with a feminine white coat, strutted out onto the stage to cheering applause before segueing into a brief discussion on his love for trains and root beer.
Later, several "iconic drag queens" were invited out to meet Desmond: Hedda Lettuce, Channel, and Alyssa Edwards; all of whom praised the boy as "courageous," "inspirational," and "the future of drag."
"It’s a tough world out there, and not everyone’s accepting of things, and some people have criticized you. What do you say to them?" co-host Sara Haines asked Desmond.
"It's fine," Desmond replied.
As noted by LifeSiteNews, conservatives have never attacked Desmond personally; only his media cheerleaders were encouraging his parents to support his behavior. Mommy blogger Elizabeth Johnston said it best when she blasted the GMA interview as a creepy sexualization of a child.
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"Drag queens are, and always have been, typical features of adult entertainment venues, and the culture surrounding drag performing is shrouded with overt sexuality," she wrote.
"All cross-dressing aside, drag culture is nothing children should be integrated into, but clearly, those in the entertainment industry think it’s 'cute' to see a little boy take on the gender-bending characteristics of men who typically appear on the stages of strip clubs and bars."
"This is not OK," she added.
Homosexual writer Chad Felix Greene has offered a similar argument, blasting the LGBT movement's adoption of Desmond as "exploitation."
"The boy is emulating an adult woman being sexually provocative," wrote Greene, adding that it "steal(s) the child’s innocence and impose(s) an adult identity onto him, all to validate their insecurities."
"The LGBT world will never be able to fully appreciate the damage being done to a generation of children pushed to grow up faster," cautioned Greene.
"Early sexual activity and expression can be devastating to young people, especially LGBT youth. High rates of drug abuse, sexual abuse, and risky sexual behavior are ordinary.
HIV rates are incredibly high for gay and bisexual young men aged 13 to 24. Nearly 40 percent of homeless youth identify as LGBT, with higher risks of drug use and sex work."
Of course, Desmond is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the LGBT movement's exploitation of children.
Unlike other children, Desmond at least has retained his biological sex and has avoided hormone therapy.
