SJWAL didn’t reach New Zealand in time to prevent one gentleman from cutting his company’s throat by apologizing:
On the company’s Facebook page Mr Garratt offered his apologies.
“We apologise to all those who have been offended by our sign. It was very poor judgment on our part.”
In an earlier post, he said there was no offence intended.
“It was not our intention to offend any people in the community … Cait is more then [sic] welcome to stay at my house with my family anytime. I will have a wine or a beer with her quite happily and it would be an honour.”
Rebecca Jones, the mother of a 9-year-old transgender boy, was not satisfied and wanted a “face-to-face apology”.
“He seems to think a donation is enough. It is not,” she said. “I want an apology to my 9-year-old son AND a donation, and the transgender community is behind me on this.”
Ms Jones said he was just trying to “save his reputation”.
Well, he’s not going to be able to do so. When you find yourself in a position of repeatedly apologizing to child abusers – and as Camille Paglia says, treating a child as if he is “transgender” is child abuse – that should be your first sign that your strategy is less than entirely effective.
What part of NEVER APOLOGIZE is hard to understand? When someone comes to you and demands an apology, there is only one correct response: “No, absolutely not.”
An apology to SJWs is no different than a confession to the police. It is not the end of the matter, it is something to be delivered to the prosecution.