UKIP politician Peter Whittle reports hate crime over SJW's 'No country for old white men' placard

RT
Wed, 24 Jan 2018 16:02 UTC

© Peter Whittle/ Twitter

UKIP's Peter Whittle tweeted this image to the Met

A placard targeting "old white men" which was held up by a woman at a march in London has been reported as a hate crime by a member of UKIP.

Angered UKIP Assembly group leader Peter Whittle shared the image on Twitter. The picture shows a woman with pink hair sitting on a man's shoulders at a protest march in the British capital, holding up a sign which reads: "No country for old white men."

Whittle said on Twitter:

"I wish to report this placard, photographed at the Women's March in Whitehall London on January 21st, as a possible hate crime @MetCC."

Supporters of the UKIP spokesman and think tank director congratulated the find, but warned he would not be taken seriously. One wrote: "Poor delicate snowflakes," while another said: "Yes peter go for it."

The Metropolitan Police contact center did take an interest, however. A later tweet asked Whittle, a London Assembly member, to send them a message in private so they can "discuss this further."

Comment: Goose, gander. Why shouldn't Whittle report the tweet? He is only turning the SJW tactics against them. But by their rules, as a member of the 'patriarchy', he has no legitimate defense.

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