British Army Doctor Punished For Agreeing With The Idea That Men Can’t Be Women Is Cleared

If you’re tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The cold grip of censorship threat has finally lost its hold on military hero and doctor, Colonel Dr. Kelvin Wright, vindicating his freedom to express deeply held beliefs about gender. The esteemed Army veteran, known for his life saving efforts during his tour in Afghanistan, was subjected to rigorous disciplinary proceedings following a complaint lodged by a junior officer about the content Wright had shared on Facebook. The shared item, a quote attributed to Helen Joyce, the director of the campaign group Sex Matters, stated, “If women cannot stand in a public place and say ‘men cannot be women,’ then we do not have women’s rights at all.” The provocatively unjust label placed on Joyce by the aforementioned investigating officer had been riddled with erroneous declarations, stating incorrectly that Joyce perceived “every trans person is a problem… and needs to be dealt with.” Disputing these claims, Joyce stated assertively, “This person wants to paint me as genocidal. Trans people should be treated well.” The charge against Wright found further fuel when it was alleged he held biases that led to the banning of pronoun badges from uniforms, while another complaint bizarrely stemmed from his wife’s personal opinion about a popular dance show. In an dismissal of censorship and an enduring testament to freedom of speech, the inquiry’s findings boldly exonerated Wright’s actions, declaring his right to express his beliefs. Echoing this sentiment, the Free…British Army Doctor Punished For Agreeing With The Idea That Men Can’t Be Women Is Cleared