The poll in question had a fairly biased framing of the question.
What you really mean is that it didn't fit
your biases.
"When voters were asked which issues they felt “politicians are talking too much about”, the poll found that “the debate about transgender people” came top with 38%. Some 27% felt it was being given “the right amount” of time, 19% didn’t know, and 16% felt it wasn’t talked about enough".
If it had been framed as a question on women's rights or single sex spaces being important it might have elicited a difference response.
But it wasnt and it didnt. It elicited the response that people regard trans issues as being so utterly unimportant as to not be above the bottom 2%.
As Ive said repeatedly, people sucked into cults have their minds bent to the point that their particular hobby horse becomes the most important thing in their life and they cannot even conceive that other people think differently. Doesnt matter what the hobby horse is; trans people, vaccines, climate denial, 5g, illuminati, its the same phenomen.
And when all else fails they'll try to discredit the messenger, like Aurora does here...
Luke Tryl, the director of the survey company, was former head of Education at Stonewall.
Luke Tryl has been many things.
Luke Tryl was Director, Corporate Strategy at Ofsted February 2017 to February 2019. In that role he oversaw the development and implementation of Ofsted’s strategic priorities, as well as the organisation’s research function and external relations.
Before Ofsted, Luke was Special Adviser to Nicky Morgan at the Department for Education and he has also been a Director of Public Policy Projects at an independent think tank.
