Here's the story.

From the Atlantic, the arrest that demonstrates Europe's free speech problem, the absurd

detention of the comedy writer Graham Linnehan underscores a deeper issue.

When even the Atlantic is writing about a comedian getting arrested, the Atlantic is not

conservative.

You know that the UK has something seriously wrong with it. a comedian getting arrested. The Atlantic is not conservative.

You know that the UK has something seriously wrong with it.

The Atlantic says, the Irish comedy writer Graham Linnehan was once known for his charming,

sometimes surreal sitcoms, father Ted, Black Books, the IT crowd on British TV.

These days, however, he is better known for his online crusade against trans and her activism.

His ex-feed takes the same approach as libs of TikTok, cherry-picking videos of criminals and fetishists in a full-scale assault on gender ideology.

Can you just stop and say okay to those critiques?

They're valid, you know?

And we're fine with the most trans people who are minding their own business and aren't

trying to go into the other bathroom and like take pictures of little girls, okay?

Just accept that Graham and J.K. Rowling have points that are valid and so does lives of TikTok.

They can't do it, can they?

He is obsessive and offensive, but he's a criminal.

The British police seem to think so. Lahan was arrested by five armed officers today and has returned from

the United States. Now here's what gets interesting. Mike Benz makes a really great point.

It's an international incident. Graham Linehan made these tweets in the United States, not in the UK, but he was arrested

when he landed there.

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