You know, in any sane world, our senior politicians would actively highlight such ground breaking verdicts. To signal state and government satisfaction with such outcomes, and to signal to wider society that there can be no more harassment and humiliation of citizens across the land with GC views.
I'd have expected the same when race discrimination and legalising of same sex laws were enacted. When organisations that tried to continue hateful and prejudicial practices were defeated in court, politicians, lawyers, and professionals and artists across the country rose up as one to say that the law would protect POC and gays, and that recidivists would not be tolerated, the law had spoken.
Today? Will we see Sunak and the govt, or Starmer and Labour, or the SNP, the LimpDumbs, or Greens, the Law Society, high profile actors, artists, academics, come out to say that in case after case (Maya here, Sex Matters last week, Alison Bailey and Julie Bindel in the past, hopefully LGBA next month), the law is speaking louder and louder, and the days of muzzling gender critical views (the mainstream view amongst elites until 5 mins ago and still the mainstream view amongst the mainstream) is OVER!
Will we heck!