Danger - Cry-Bullies At Work!

 Daily Mail

The latest tactic of the trans cry-bullies is to pretend they feel threatened by other people's views or even just their mere physical presence!

Summerhall Arts, a major Edinburgh Festival fringe venue, says that Kate Forbes, Scotland's deputy first minister, won't be allowed back because some staff don't agree with her over self-ID and gender reform.

Same thing happened recently to Kellie-Jay Keen and a group from 'Let Women Speak' who visited Glasgow University Union last weekend, but were asked to leave because some anonymous staff felt threatened by their presence - allegedly.

But this is bullying nonsense and unlawful into the bargain because staff are employed to do a job - not sit in judgment of their customers.

Joanna Cherry was cancelled by The Stand comedy club in Edinburgh because staff allegedly objected to her presence at the venue - but Joanna threatened legal action and Stand quickly changed its tune.

I wonder if John Swinney will speak up on behalf of Kate Forbes - he should do!








 


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