It's official: asking transgenders 'rude' questions will get you arrested in Ontario David Menzies reports from Fergus, Ont., where he was joined by Team Canada women's powerlifter and female sports advocate April Hutchinson, as trans-identifying biological man Ash Davis returned to the women's rugby pitch.
By David Menzies | May 28, 2024
Rugby season is off and running, and so it was we returned to that biosphere of the bizarre known as Fergus, Ont. Our most viral video of 2023 was when we went to cover a Fergus Highlanders women’s rugby match last July. It made for a notable occasion given that the female Highlanders literally had a biological weapon on their roster: Tommy “Ash” Davis.
Davis is a man with all his male bits and pieces still attached. But apparently, he now “identifies” as a woman (translation: he is perhaps unable to crack the roster of the men’s team, where he used to play). ...
But at the Highlanders home opener this year, there was a twist: at least three Ontario Provincial Police cruisers were on site, a good 90 minutes before game time. Now why would that be?
Well, we soon found out. The cops were actually there to protect Davis! Not from any physical harm, mind you. But rather, from impolite queries.
One officer sternly told this Rebel News reporter that if he dared make any “rude” comments to Davis, he would be arrested. We’re not making this up. When asked what provision of the Criminal Code covers rudeness, the cop told him he had “five seconds” to leave the vicinity — or he would be arrested. ...
Full story at Rebel NewsAs noted, there's nothing "transgender" about this guy - he's just not good enough for the men's team. Click on the link, and you'll see that he makes no effort to look like a woman. So he has all his bits, and he doesn't even have a stylish hairdo or tastefully-applied makeup. He just likes to hurt women. And that's protected in Canada.
