Free speech enthusiasts appalled at Gary Neville’s use of free speech

Free speech enthusiasts up and down the country have vehemently criticised Gary Neville for using his free speech to express his views.

The ex-Manchester United and England footballer took to social media yesterday morning to criticise the manner in which some people are using the England flag negatively, claiming that it intimidates people and has racist connotations.

However, social media-based free speech enthusiasts have widely criticised Mr Neville’s use of free speech.

Derek Williams from Runcorn, told us, “Right! Now you listen! I’m all about free speech and can’t be arsed with these bloody do-gooders silencing us for speaking our views! That’s what our country is all about – silencing do-gooders!

“I’m all for free speech, but only the sort that marginalises brown people, excludes desperate people fleeing war zones or makes it clear that we don’t tolerate anyone who isn’t white, male and middle-aged.

“It’s perfectly simple, ISN’T IT? I didn’t stick an upside down flag on that lamp-post for bloody nothing!”

When asked specifically about Mr Neville’s use of free speech, Mr Williams said, “Oh, here we go! Larry Neville or whatever his name is should stick to football.

“He has no place speaking about anything else, especially if he’s blathering on about ridiculous things like fairness, equality or treating people kindly. I BLOODY HATE ALL THAT!”