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Pride rainbows taken off police cars after court ruling
(www.telegraph.co.uk)
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High court != Government.
The government aren't making any attempt to change the law and have instead tolerated or even promoted transphobia in their party and have used the Cass Report as a pretext to ban puberty blockers, forcing transgender teens to obtain HRT from the grey market.
So link that, not the high court ruling.
My oh my, some people are stupid.
(I'm referring to you when I say that).
The courts are a branch of government. They are also not incorruptible saints as the liberal right would have you believe, but just as likely as the average person to be biggoted.