It's very clear now it's not that they don't understand or know what they are doing. They are just so soaked in their warped values that they believe harming women and hating on women having rights is a virtuous thing to do
I don't disagree, but I think a lack of intellect is behind it too. Lisa Nandy has placed the poor, demonised transitioner in her constituency at the centre of both of her answers to this question in prime time slots. It's clear that this one struggling young teen with whom she has personal involvement has informed her view of the ENTIRE issue. She has made up her mind and closed it off. She actively doesn't want to hear anything that will challenge the opinion that she has set in stone. She is alight with virtuous certainty - she KNOWS she is right because she knows this person and is touched by their situation, and if all us bigots knew them too we would think the same as her.
That demonstrates a lack of ability to think, analyse, extrapolate, research, challenge, see the bigger picture and join dots.
What it also suggests to me is that, when she speaks about hate and discrimination, she has a particular type of woman in mind. She isn't thinking of women of different faiths, women with disabilities, women whose lives have been destroyed by violence, childhood sexual abuse or domestic abuse. Women like the ones Lucy McDonagh from the Deptford Project described, who face multiple disadvantages. I'd say the woman Lisa is picturing when she spits out accusations of hate is a middle class stereotype - the mythical 'can I speak to the manager' type so beloved by ageist wokescolds and misogynists.
Lack of intelligence. Lack of insight. Lack of any shred of leadership ability.