Brits are waking up to the insanity, extremism and danger of "trans" mania. It seems that the more the see of it, the less a growing number of normal people like it.
Support for ‘trans rights’ in Great Britain has decreased across the board, a YouGov survey has found.
The survey of over 2,000 adults sought opinions on questions ranging from appropriate medical treatment to inclusion in sport and single-sex spaces.
It found a growing “scepticism” around transgender issues, and that the majority believe that certain ‘trans rights’ present “a genuine risk of harm to women”.
The number of Britons opposed to allowing people to legally change sex or ‘socially transition’ has “increased across the board”, most notably among older people.
However, it also noted that opposition among the young has actively grown, explaining that the belief that you should not be allowed to change your gender legally has increased by a remarkable 16 points, to 36%.
The survey found that almost two in five Britons personally know someone who identifies as transgender, with noticeable differences across generations: “While 53% of 18-24 year olds say they know someone transgender, this falls with each successive age group, reaching 26% of those aged 65 and above.”