A quick point about shifting the Overton window.
In Labour the Overton window on this issue shifted to a position where TWAW was the only acceptable one. Anyone who didn't agree was wrong. But this was done quietly and without consultation and under the radar. Any dissent was purged or crushed through exerting fear very quickly.
To reverse this, the opposite isn't possible. Mainly because of the climate of fear that has built up.
So what has Keir Starmer done today?
He has pushed the Overton window back from where it was with no debate. He has said that this is open to debate and this must occur in an environment which is free from fear.
This might not be enough for most of us here.
However even the splinters in his bum are about pushback and moving the position of the Overton window within Labour.
This hopefully makes it easier for others to speak out and challenge the TWAW orthodoxy and to better reflect wider opinions in society.
This of course will be hated by trans activists as they know this means they have lost momentum and control of the narrative.
What's important here is the direction of travel. Its not necessarily sitting on the fence in quite the way it might appear.
Some reflection on this would be useful.