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A famous comedy writer was dragged away in handcuffs at a British airport this week for posting his opinions online. Graham Linehan, who created the hit shows “Father Ted” and “The IT Crowd,” learned the hard way that free speech is dead in modern Britain.
Five armed police officers surrounded Linehan at Heathrow Airport like he was some kind of terrorist. The man who made millions laugh was treated worse than actual criminals roaming Britain’s streets. Video shows him screaming in disbelief as officers arrested him for what he wrote on social media.
What was Linehan’s terrible crime that required armed police? He called biological men in women’s spaces a violent act and told people to call police if they see it happening. That’s it – he defended women’s rights and got arrested for it.
Linehan couldn’t believe what was happening to him in his own country. He told the officers that America was watching and seeing how Britain treats its citizens. The comedy writer said he’s now happier in America where he actually has freedom of speech.
Even Britain’s top police chief admitted his officers are in an impossible spot. Sir Mark Rowley said police shouldn’t be policing culture war debates but are forced to enforce these crazy laws. This shows how broken the system really is.
This arrest proves that Britain has become a police state where the government decides what you can think and say. Regular people are now criminals for having normal opinions about basic biology. The thought police are real and they’re coming for anyone who speaks truth.
Meanwhile in America, we still have the First Amendment protecting our God-given right to free speech. Our founders knew that governments always try to silence the people they’re supposed to serve. That’s exactly what’s happening across the pond right now.
Jonathan Turley is absolutely right to call this a recipe for disaster. When comedy writers get arrested for jokes and opinions, freedom is already dead. Americans better wake up before the same woke mob tries to bring this madness to our shores.
