Integralism woke it is one of the evils of today and also the Scotland he’s getting it. Since last April 1st theHate Crime Act, a hate crimes law that actually appears to have one goal: to undermine freedom of expression. The left has tampered with existing legislation relating to incitement to racial hatred and introduced a new crime of “threatening or abusive behavior aimed at fomenting hatred” for reasons of age, disability, religion, sexual orientation, and transgender identity. In other words, those who do not submit to the diktats of the LGBT religion are at great risk. JK Rowling, one of the main enemies of the rainbow galaxy, knows this well but has no intention of turning around.
It’s been nine days since the law came into force and in Scotland already delirium reigns. According to what was stated by the president of the Police Federation of Scotland, David Threadgold, the rain of complaints about alleged hate crimes has created a “simply unmanageable situation” for agents. The data speaks clearly: in the first week they were recorded over 8 thousand complaints, less than 1 percent resulted in investigations. The police are forced to work many hours of overtime to keep things running, but even this is not enough: to cope with the hyper-progressive madness, often cases of thefts, robberies and assaults are ignored. Crazy stuff.
According to what was reported by Daily Mail, many complaints concern JK Rowling’s tweets about trans women. But the real concern is another: the woke law could be used as a weapon to gain money or for political reasons, thus becoming unmanageable in the long term. Interviewed by BBC Radio 4Threadgold also pointed out that officers had just two hours of training on the new legislation: “We didn’t give him the opportunity to ask questions”. Simply put, the cops were sent into the fray.
Despite the criticism received and the clear lack of common sense, those who govern in Scotland continue to defend their woke law. Indeed, Prime Minister Humza Yousaf said he was anything but worried about the potential repercussions on freedom of speech: “I see no evidence that people have been silenced for their critical views on gender”. Humza Yousaf himself had labeled JK Rowling’s tweets about trans women as “offensive and upsetting”.
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