A rapist in a women's prison

The episode that has given the finishing touch to the main minister of Scotland seems to have been written by a Vox scriptwriter.

In the series about trans people that is being screened these days, there cannot be a more spectacular turn than the one starring Isla Bryson, formerly Adam Graham, in a twisted mockery of the law that does not help anyone, not even her (or he). ).

The man called Adam Graham, who is 31 years old today, raped two women in Scotland.

The first time he was in a Clydebank flat in 2016, where he locked up a woman he had met on a dating chat and forced himself on her despite her yelling and her opposition.

The second was in Glasgow in 2019, in a similar situation.

Once charged and before sentencing was passed, the sex offender became a woman.

The result was that Isla Bryson has been the first trans woman convicted in Scotland of rape.

She and she were sent to a women's prison, where she only lasted 72 hours because there was such a scandal that she was transferred to another one for men.

From there only nonsense follows.

That the rapist was a man and the condemned woman is.

That the gender registry change allows

jail and putting other women at risk as well.

And let this turn Scotland's politics upside down, another one.

Nicola Sturgeon, also battered by the failure of her latest pro-independence proposal, found herself unable to answer questions about whether Bryson was a man or a woman.

And he has resigned.

But the mistake here is to agree with the twisted writers.

Or the Graham-Bryson of life, willing to find the cracks through which to mock society and seek their benefit after causing evil.

The rights of a secularly crushed minority are not worth sitting back and waiting until there are no Brysons in sight, because there always will be.

In this episode, Sturgeon made the case that the prison solution should be worked out on a case-by-case basis and prison policies across the UK for the trans minority are being reviewed today.

Now the Scottish lesson should serve everyone.

Without thereby stopping the rights that the trans minority has just conquered in Spain.

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