MP: Dead People Should Be Allowed to "Change Gender"

British Labour MP Charlotte Nichols has called for an amendment to the UK's "Gender Recognition Act 2004" that would allow what she called "transgender people" who have died to be remembered in the gender in which they lived.

Nichols justified her proposal by saying that one of her constituents had died [from AIDS?] before receiving 'formal legal recognition of who they were'.

Nichols grew up in a non-believing Catholic family with some Irish heritage. She now identifies as 'Jewish' and 'bisexual' and believes she has faced 'anti-Semitism' from the Conservative Party (sic).

Unsurprisingly, Nichols was suffering in 2021 from 'post-traumatic stress disorder' after being forced to cut short a parliamentary visit to Gibraltar following a 'mental health episode'.

Given these circumstances, she undoubtedly has a bright political career ahead of her.

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