[MrEdd]

But you will notice that there are beginning to be more stories out of the United Kingdom where sanity prevails.
Brexit is having an effect.

[dp0622]

That’s great.

transphobic..IS NOT A WORD!!

I have a general repulsion for people who want to make this mainstream.

Get your body butchered and wear a dress...ok.

But you are not a woman.

And OF COURSE no one should ever be FORCED to say you are one.

You are pretty mentally sick and I guess the Christian in me should feel pity and I do. What a miserable life to lead.

But you can’t force this garbage on the rest of us.

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Glad to see that there is at least one sane judge in England. Most sound like blithering PC idiots who never read a law book. Perhaps they all should be made to re-read the Magna Carta and its successor documents, and the U.S. Constitution/Bill of Rights.

[mewzilla]

The UK needs to get itself a formal, written constitution that protects the citizenry from its government. And they need to get it ASAP.

[daniel1212]

We hope so.

We started with a question that the Pew Research Center has run in the US, to gauge whether PC turned out to be less of an issue in Britain than in America. Instead, we found the reverse. By two-to-one—67 per cent to 33 per cent—Britons believe “too many people are too easily offended these days over the language that others use,” as against the view that care with language is needed “to avoid offending people with different backgrounds.”...

That was in 2016, the year Trump was elected, and fully 79 per cent of Republican voters then believed that people were offended too easily. But the overall American lead is not as large because Democrats leant heavily the other way. In Britain, Conservative voters look a lot like Republicans on this measure—79 per cent of Tories take the “too easily offended” line, as do 79 per cent of “Leavers.”

https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/magazine/free-speech-new-polling-suggests-britain-is-less-pc-than-trumps-america