Abigail Disney Reacts To Kobe Bryant’s Death “He Was A Rapist, Deal With It”

Abigail Disney Calls Kobe Bryant A Rapist

While many have been sharing uplifting words to the family of Kobe Bryant following his death, his 13 year old daughter and 7 others on board during a helicopter crash, Abigail Disney only sees him as a rapist.

Abigail E. Disney is a documentary filmmaker, philanthropist, and social activist. She produced the documentary Pray the Devil Back to Hell, and is the executive producer, writer, and director of The Armor of Light, which won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Social Issue Documentary.

She’s also the heiress to the Walt Disney company and is currently facing some serious backlash after she put her foot in the mouth speaking on Kobe Bryant’s death this week.

On Wednesday, Abigail took to Twitter to call Kobe a “rapist,” and told everyone to deal with it. “I haven’t said anything about Kobe so far because I felt some time needed to pass before weighing in. But yes, it’s time for the sledgehammer to come out. The man was a rapist. Deal with it.”

I haven’t said anything about Kobe so far because I felt some time needed to pass before weighing in. But yes, it’s time for the sledgehammer to come out. The man was a rapist. Deal with it. https://t.co/9jfZHSqnnQ

— Abigail Disney (@abigaildisney) January 29, 2020

She’s been called out over her statements and heavily criticized which is well deserving.

See some of the reactions below :

Breaking: bored heiress of a multimedia empire has nothing better to do on a Wednesday because her life is completely empty & meaningless

— Neel Bhula (@NeelBhula) January 29, 2020

Damn some people have no respect for the dead. Kobe literally lost his life along with his daughter a few days ago. Its national news when a “black” athlete makes a mistake but when Brock Turner raped an unconscious woman behind a dumpster and get a 6 month sentence and served 3.

— Clark Kent☯️⚛⚕ (@AjSwagout25) January 29, 2020

Except…

He wasn’t.

But I’ll still defend your First Amendment right to lie through your teeth, to get yourself some attention.
See, I even gave you some, there, just now.

— I’m an OK Boomer / Pronoun: Himself (@Himself3909) January 30, 2020

Serious questions for you: Can people redeem themselves, reform, or are we forever to be judged by our past actions?

— OlympicDane (@mortenbc58) January 29, 2020