'Comedian' Aidan Comerford Threatened A Bunny Rescue Charity Over This Video

Alleged comedian Aidan Comerford has now caused the UK charity commission to send two legal letters to a bunny rescue charity in Wales. Comerford has tried to cancel the Carrot Cottage Rabbit Rescue ever since Chris, the creator, snubbed his attempts to control who the account is allowed to follow back. Chris follows back anybunny who follows the account.

For the last decade, Comerford the alleged comedian has pursued a very different career as Witchfinder Genderal. Beginning with the late Magdalen Berns, a lesbian that he condemned as a transphobe for several years before her death because she refused to have sex with a penis, Comerford has done his best to silence or shout down anyone who says “no” to ‘gender identity’. He is still smearing her in death almost every day.

Comerford is also litigious. He has used lawfare to attack at least one man, Graham Linehan, but Comerford reputedly prefers to attack women, because he knows damn well who the women are, being a man. One could almost mistake him for an incel who hates women.

Indeed, women objecting to penis seem to draw his wrath most of all. For example, Comerford has tried multiple times to convince Twitter, now X, to ban Helen Staniland for asking her famous question, “Do you believe that male-sexed people should have the right to undress and shower in a communal changing room with teenage girls?”

Comerford’s anti-carrot campaign began when he told the “carrotcottagerr” account that it was following back too many TERFs. Chris chose to block Comerford and move on, so Comerford had his lawyers contact the UK Charity Commission about his bunny-related butthurt.

William Ferguson, a friend of this website who makes AI-generated music tracks that lampoon transgender advocacy, was inspired to create “Hare Triggered.” Chris, who appreciated the track, used it to create a video with clips of cute bunnies and then posted it. Humorless, Comerford turned again to his lawyers for help against the bunnies who say “no” to him.

“This morning we have had another letter from the charity commission in regards to a video that was pinned to our profile,” Chris wrote on X. “We have had to delete said video. Disclaimer… We are not responsible for anyone else’s posting of said video.” Other people soon began sharing the video on X. You can also share it on YouTube here. It would be such a pity if the Streisand Effect made Aidan Comerford the most famous bunny-hater in the world.

Chris, who seems to have been peaked by this experience, vows that his charity will continue to act as BRAs (bunny rights activists). You can find the charity website here or support their work through PayPal at this link.