The one comfort I have been able to cling onto in recent years is that nothing lasts forever. Maybe a liberal minded Labour government along with liberal dominated cultural and public institutions that doesn't handle dissent very well, might just be what ultimately dooms this ideology.
I agree with your take that Brits are pro-trans in the abstract and less so when specifics are mentioned. But your comparison to the immigration seems to point the other way from what you suggested: Brits want lower immigration in the abstract, but faced with images of people crossing the channel on boats they aren't so sure.
The one comfort I have been able to cling onto in recent years is that nothing lasts forever. Maybe a liberal minded Labour government along with liberal dominated cultural and public institutions that doesn't handle dissent very well, might just be what ultimately dooms this ideology.
I agree with your take that Brits are pro-trans in the abstract and less so when specifics are mentioned. But your comparison to the immigration seems to point the other way from what you suggested: Brits want lower immigration in the abstract, but faced with images of people crossing the channel on boats they aren't so sure.