I never said that you couldn't back some of your points up with research. I said you are using hyperbole. I also pointed out that 'what about the funding' is not a reason that we should not be discussing the potential outcomes of the topic of this thread.
I also have said that you seem to be also taking some sort of abolutist and tribal route in telling me what I 'believe' while then trying to point me out as 'making stuff up.'
I know quite well the statistics for voilence and murders. I don't believe that because of them, we should not be discussing potential law changes. While you clearly do as you brought them up.
I don't disagree that she could say 'we screwed up'. I question whether there was ever a majority in the house to vote any changes through when they started to discuss it. I keep pointing out that there seems to be a rather powerful faction with Nokes, Blunt was there too, and Mordaunt who I don't see has being at all supportive.
I have also said that if they miraculously won the election that they still may not be able to deliver because it would take majority buy in.
Either way, the way to get that majority is to convince them through discussion. And doing it on the election circuit is one way to do this. And if it then starts to force Starmer's team to stop using ambiguous words such as 'safe spaces' and start to be clear they will protect single sex spaces, that is also a good place to start.