June 25, 2019
Man Gets Interrogated By Police For Liking A ‘Transphobic’ Limerick On Twitter – It’s Recorded As A ‘Hate Incident’
by Alex Parker
RedState.com
Wanna see where we may be headed? Consider a man’s alleged encounter with the British po-po…
In the UK lives a man named Harry Miller.
As per Metro.co.uk, Harry has a particular viewpoint: “Trans women are not women.”
On Twitter, there arose a post containing a limerick.
The poem appeared to mock transgenderism.
Harry “liked” the tweet.
Subsequently, he was interrogated by police for half an hour.
Harry told the officer he didn’t write the limerick.
The response:
“Ah. But you liked it and promoted it.”
The accused recalled, “Cop said he was in possession of 30 tweets by me.”
Harry asked the officer if any of the tweets contained criminal content.
The official replied that the limerick is “not a crime, but it will be recorded as a hate incident.”
Tell us more via social media, Hare.
Here we go:
The cop told me that he needed to speak with me because, even though I’d committed no crime whatsoever, he needed (and I quote) ‘to check my THINKING!’ Seriously. Honestly. Finally, he lectured me. Said, ‘Sometimes, a woman’s brain grows a man’s body in the womb and that is what transgender is.’ You can imagine my response. Lastly, he told me that I needed to watch my words more carefully or I was at risk of being sacked by the company for hate speech.”
Harry is the chairman of his company.
For the record, men's brains are significantly different physically from women's. No amount of surgery or make-believe will ever change that.
Previously, he was a police officer.
And presently on Twitter, his handle is “Harry the Owl – Limerick Criminal”:
He isn’t the only UK’er in trouble for his gendercentric ideas. Just see this marvel. Are we looking at America’s future?
http://www.redstate.com/alexparker/2019/06/25/man-gets-interrogated-police-liking-transphobic-limerick-twitter-recorded-hate-incident/
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