There is around here somewhere, the footage of a well known women's rights activist, half of a lesbian couple, who talks to camera - I think on the day that Posie was last interviewed for the sin of being blonde and having views that made men cross.
She explains that she has, twice, reported offenses to the police that were committed by trans activists. She is lesbian and black; two protected characteristics, and one of the reports involved her showing her phone to a police officer where the activist's communications were recorded, including references to monkeys and other straight out racial abuse.
The policeman shrugged.
It isn't 'law', because law is applied equally and impartially to set standards. As demonstrated in this incident: it doesn't matter what happened, what matters is whether or not you matter. And a lesbian black woman, particularly one standing reprehensibly representing a desire for women's equality and access in public, was not seen as entitled to the protection of the law as it stands. Want to see what real oppression looks like instead of the fun kind? There it is. When you're told you're not entitled to the law because you're not the right kind of person and not behaving nicely enough to deserve it.
Which makes this nothing more interesting than partisan bullying and harassment to further political aims of an extremist and increasingly questionable political lobby by suppressing those pointing out what they are doing and what it means.
And you're funding this with your taxes. And the government know, but are hoping if they ignore it it will all just go away, and it's not like it's happening to anyone who really matters, and all the other parties are in favour of enthusiastically enabling this to happen more, bigger and faster.
It's bloody depressing, but pointing it out here has helped in the past few years. Glacially bloody slowly, but what gets said here does creep out. And for every woman who gets sufficiently angry to write to someone or say this out loud, it creeps a little bit further.