So you're saying the Globe supports feminism (well, not Margaret Wente or some others, but still...)  so it's no use complaining. Sounds like a non-sequitur to me. 

It's important for a workplace or organization to set out in advance the standards to be expected - the rules.  The Globe has done that.  

It's not so important to set out consequences for violating the standards, although the Globe has set out a range.  They aren't usually set out in specific 'you do this and here's exactly your punishment' form.

The nature of the standards themselves allow for subjective judgment.  What some call 'politically incorrect' is often what some call rude and uncivil. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but does lead to arguments.  

You're not alone in believing the Globe is out to get you because of your views.  Most of the others call it a leftist approach by a leftist newspaper.  Most also would completely ignore my comments having been rejected.