Let's just fast forward 50 or so years.
Because it's useful to look at this in the context of history.
For instance, women got the vote 100 years ago, and we are only now on our second female prime minister. Labour has never had a female prime minister.
Because this is not just about transgenderism. This is about the entire country being able to choose their sex.
When what they are doing is choosing a gender.
So in the future:
There will be no women's sport.
There will be no women in power.
Any woman in a position of power, in biology, endocrinology, or chemistry will be sacked because of transphobia.
Academic books will be assessed and filtered.
Children will become confused and set great store by gender.
Girls who do not fulfil the requisite gender stereotype will transition to boys.
The remaining girls will be a hyper sexualised, compliant version.
There will be no middle ground. You have to choose.
Because pressure.
Children will resolutely believe that they are in the wrong sex, based on their preferences. They will all be sterile. Homosexuality will become taboo. And then illegal.
Transwomen will be renamed as 'female appreciation models'. The spin will be that they are empowering and uplifting women. They will be supported and encouraged by men everywhere.
Everything they say about their version of womanhood will be celebrated and perpetuated.
Men will know that all the women who have not transitioned, are compliant and sexually available.
If they are not, they will be pressured to to transition.
They also rewarded for bearing children. It becomes aspirational, the more the better.
Statistics will be meaningless, funding and research will disappear and more women will die of preventable diseases.
Biological differences will become unmentionable. As in Portland State Uni, where pointing out that men are generally taller than women made a bunch of students walk out, calling the speakers fascist.
If women are raped, it's because there are not enough compliant women to go round. As so many women have transitioned. This is women's fault.
I started writing that something of a imagined concept, but as I wrote it, I realised, based on what is actually happening, it's an only too plausible trajectory.
Hopefully, though, Barraker is correct, and before the current brainwashing becomes total, our vote will be the powerful tool our grandmothers knew it was.