Onward.

…we should remember that sadly trans people are very affected by domestic violence as of course are are other women – and those people have said “we know how to run our services, we know how to protect people in those services, um, we know how to safeguard, we do that for all individuals from other individuals, those are protected before this judgement they still are now, nothing changes, we’re open for trans people” – uh – that is really important and it is very welcome that we’re hearing that – we’re also hearing people uh hearing trans people saying things like “I don’t know if I can go to the gym any more – I’m I’m afraid even to leave my home” because actually people are using the judgement perhaps as an excuse to um abuse me on the street which of course is not what the Supreme Court said should happen – so that sort of implication from the judgement I think now we really need to see some calm and

Ok hang on a second – sorry to interrupt but if you refuse to end a sentence now and then I have no choice – if now we really need to see some calm why are you burbling this alarmist bullshit? You are not saying anything calming. You are also, of course, as Amnesty always does on this subject, wringing your hands over trans people while insinuating that women are bullying and harming them. If we really need to see some calm how about you stop monstering women?

…some calm and emphasis on the protection of trans people, which the law very clearly says.

There! Finally the sentence ends!

I think maybe that’s enough of Mister Amnesty now. He’s not very good at it.