He looked me straight in the eye and said, Harry, you shouldn't understand that common sense is not an appropriate tool for a police officer.

This is what happens when you stand in defense of a member of the public who's only alleged crime is posting a flag on Facebook.

There was no rationale, no reason, no argument, no appeal to basic humanity, no appeal to history, no appeal to context,

no appeal to anything that was going to stop them on their mission to make an arrest over and me.

As far as they're concerned, it doesn't matter if they're on the wrong side of the law, providing their minds through on the right side of history.

That's the problem that we have.

Hello and welcome to trigonometry. I'm Francis Foster. I'm Constantin Kitten. And this is a show for you if you want honest conversations with fascinating people.

Our brilliant and returning guest today is a notorious thought criminal Harry Miller. Welcome back to trigonometry.

Thanks for having me on this. It's been fantastic. It was great. I enjoyed it last time. You will note that I'm not wearing the the jumper that you so roundly mocks in a

little bit after I was on last time. It was a nice blue piece, I think, with like a maroon sort of across. I remember watching a show a few weeks ago.

You did mention me and you were quite you're quite disparaging about my jumper. So I thought I don't remember saying anything about your jumper.

Much more blunt. I'll find it and show you. Stop slagging off his jumper. It caused me a lot of anxiety.

Well, thank you for not reporting us to the police. But Harry, we're joking around, of course. And it's great to see you again. I hope you're well.

We were actually not going to do any interviews in August at all because we've just come back from a really long trip. We're quite tired.

We need a bit of rest and recuperation. But while we were in America, we saw this thing going on with you.

And I just can't tell you how unbelievably angry it made me seeing it particularly because we're in the US.

We were enjoying the freedoms of the country. People being able to say what they think and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

And then we see on social media that you're involved in an incident. We'll get you to talk about it.

But essentially where a man is being arrested for sharing a meme on Facebook. Right. So just take us through it from the beginning. What what's happened?

Okay. Well, sometime earlier this year, Lawrence Fox put as his profile picture this image of four intersectional trans flags, which were set.

So that the the vector in them, the I think it's the the black lives matter vector, the the race theory vector.

If you position them in certain way, it gives the impression perhaps of a swastika.

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