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Graham Linehan Amused by Netflix's 'Trans Cop' on 'Wayward'

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According to Wikipedia, Graham Linehan is an Irish comedy writer and "anti-transgender activist." He also created TV shows like "Father Ted" and the excellent "The IT Crowd" — watch it if you can find it, especially Season 2 with actor Matt Berry from "What We Do in the Shadows."

As you'll remember, Linehan was recently met at the airport after touching down in England by five police officers over a social media that he'd posted while in Arizona. I can't find the exact post now, but it went something like, if women find a man in their locker room, they should kick him in the balls.

As long as we're talking about comedy and the British police, enjoy this video of several cops trying to open a door with a battering ram, probably to arrest someone over a mean social media post.

Netflix has a new police procedural out that I hadn't heard of. According to Google, "Wayward's" featuring of a nonbinary actor is "integral to his character's longing for a conventional, heteronormative family life within the show's dark, cult-like setting."

Just as you can identify as a woman even if you have facial hair and a receding hairline, actor Mae Martin, who is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, is obviously a man because she has short hair.

I haven't seen it, so I wouldn't know if its true or not.

I like just "Trans Cop." It would be getting a lot more publicity.

She had a double mastectomy and is now doing topless scenes? Whatever works.

It is the norm. That's why trans activists are trying to teach first graders that when a baby is born, the doctor makes a guess at whether it's a girl or a boy, and sometimes the doctor gets it wrong.

I also remember a post about an educator on a Zoom call called "The Future of Sex Education Wants Comprehensive Sexuality Ed," and the educator said that "early grades may be the best time to introduce topics related to sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, gender equality and social justice related to LGBTQ+ community before heteronormative and cisnormative values and assumptions become more deeply ingrained & less mutable."

"Cisnormative values" … that your mom is a woman and your dad is a man. Gotta get to the kids early before that becomes ingrained in their heads as "normal."

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