Freddy losing in the courts is part of the plan because it then shows the need for wholescale law reform. Had he won, few would have cared. Then you will wish that they had made a small exception for a small number of people rather than abolishing record-keeping of biological sex and therefore discrimination and violence against one of the sexes.
It's probably me, but I don't quite understand this.
If Freddie had won, it wouldn't be a small number of people. It would have been every transactivist parent in the land. Surely.
The terms mother and father would be completely meaningless, in as much as being severed from biology. Which is what they want. So I don't understand why not getting that, is a win.
It's also abundantly clear that there isn't a person in the land who agrees with the neutralising of biological roles.
And whereas I can see a possibility of reform to the birth certificate to reflect the issues resulting from IUI, parental responsibility for non-biological parents etc, it's an addition, not a substitution.
Why does this court case mean they are going to abandon biological recordkeeping?