The CPS decide the likelihood of a conviction and whether it is in the public interest to pursue.
Anyone think that this is going to get very far in the courts?
After the courts already have legal precedent to look at re: mermaids.
The law is about reason not feelings. It favours anyone with a rational argument.
The barrier here is the lack of money to take things to court by feminists in more cases. The threat of the law and the cost of the legal process is the weapon. Not the actual law. Not yet at least.
In terms of freedom of speech, there is LOTS of money behind defending that in the UK. Politically its a sore point for the right with regard to universities.
When it comes to it, if pitched right, the money to defend WILL appear.
Yes feminists will be used by male chauvinist elites for their own agenda and thats the bitter pill, but the force of the right pulls the political debate from the far left towards the centre. And that is how it needs to be viewed.
I'm sure this will end up in a dead end. Its no consolidation for posie who is facing it, but at the same time we do need to go through this process.