Man,66, Denied the Chance to Donate Blood for Refusing to Say if He is Pregnant or Not

I am convinced that wokeness is the side effect of mental retardation. You don’t have to be totally stupid to be woke, but it sure doesn’t hurt. Take the story about the 66-year-old man who has donated over 125 pints of blood in his lifetime. He recently went in to donate blood once again but was refused the opportunity when he refused to say whether or not he was pregnant.

This happened in Scotland. The United Kingdom’s National Health Service is in the process of trying to increase blood donations. The Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service recently mounted a campaign to recruit 16,000 new donors. But, both seem to be going at it in the most ridiculous way ever. Leslie Sinclair is unlikely ever to donate blood again.

Just ten short years ago, people would have laughed at this story, but today, all we seem to be able to do is shake our heads. For the record, there are only 2 genders and only one of them has menstrual cycles and is capable of having babies, yet liberals claim this is not so. This is what happens when you abandon common sense and mathematics and replace them with political correctness.

Sinclair said:

“I indicated to the staff that I could not be in this position, but they told me that I must answer, otherwise I would not be able to donate blood. I told them that it was stupid and that if I had to leave I would not come back and that was it, I got on my bike and left.”

Male blood donor who refused to say if he was pregnant turned away https://t.co/oQQtNrc6sW WTF is going on, am I living in the Fekking Twilight Zone!!🤔🤔🤔😡😡

— David John Eason (@D531320) June 18, 2022

From The Daily Wire

All potential donors are being asked the question in order to “promote inclusiveness” and because pregnancy “not always visually clear,” the Mail reported. The United Kingdom’s National Health Service is trying to encourage blood donation amid a shortage, and the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service recently mounted a campaign to recruit 16,000 new donors.

Sinclair, who said he began donating blood when he was just 18, said he understands donors must provide information to ensure the blood supply is safe, but he said common sense should prevail on the pregnancy question.

“It makes no sense and makes me angry because there are vulnerable people who are waiting for blood, including children, and are in desperate need of help,” he said. “But they were denied my blood because of the obligation to answer a question that cannot be answered.