Free speech is dead in Scotland, thanks in part to transgender activists. The same must not be tolerated here in the United States.
of “stirring up hatred,” which makes it illegal to say something that “a reasonable person would consider to be threatening, abusive or insulting.” Yes, if you say something that is “You can easily predict where this law goes. Transgender activists cry “hatred” or “transphobia” any time you acknowledge basic biological facts, such as that men can’t become women or that men have biological advantages over female athletes.
As such, Scotland has made it illegal to oppose any element of the transgender activist movement, a movement of crybullies who want to impose their anti-science agenda on every aspect of society but wail hysterically when anyone dares oppose them. Author J.K.
In passing the Scottish Hate Crime Act, Scottish lawmakers seem to have placed higher value on the feelings of men performing their…those of our European allies. In the U.S., we have the First Amendment, but that will not stop activists and their Democratic politicians from attempting to replicate exactly what Scotland is doing.
This can’t be tolerated in the U.S. The idea that “hateful speech” that politicians and bureaucrats don’t like should be criminal is best left to authoritarians in Europe. Transgender activists should not be indulged, no matter how often they cry about “insulting” language.
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