• @TrickDacy
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    1 month ago

    Maybe she needs therapy (and no I’m not defending Rowling, she is trash)

    Edit: downvoting therapy, upvoting violence. You people would make your parents proud.

    • beefbot
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      141 month ago

      I hate to be honest but JKR’s words turn into literal violence for trans people soooo congrats on how high your horse is

      • @TrickDacy
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        -41 month ago

        congrats on how high your horse is

        Quite ironic way to end a “I’m more woke than thou” comment

      • @StaySquared
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        -81 month ago

        You’re saying wizard nerds who are fans of JKR… became violent toward trans people? Wat.

          • @StaySquared
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            -21 month ago

            I wasn’t trying anything, I’m trying to understand what you’re claiming. It read as if you’re saying JK has inspired people to become violent toward trans people.

            • @Womdat10
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              41 month ago

              Yes, because she has. Maybe not with the haryy Potter books, but with her posts certainly.

            • @eskimofry
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              21 month ago

              Just because she failed doesn’t mean she wasn’t doing it.

            • @[email protected]
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              -11 month ago

              You come off as a troll, but in case others are wondering:

              She has, she’s the loudest voice of the anti-trans movement. Here in the UK it led to the murder of a trans teenager (Brianna Ghey) and an attack on a literal toddler by teenagers over the fact the victim had a trans parent. But it’s not just direct violence either but political violence also.

              Thanks to JKR, not only is anti-trans bigotry now getting similar protections to religion in court (Forstater case) which rendered workplace protections against bigotry and harassment for trans people moot, but we are seeing mass rollbacks of trans rights gained in the past 20+ years such as (but not limited to): ban on puberty blockers for minors, bans of trans women from women’s hospital wards, bans on discussing the existence of trans people in schools to children under 13, guidance to schools by the government suggesting trans children in unsafe home environments should be outed to their parents and a crackdown on DIY hormone suppliers etc.

              In addition proposals include scrapping the 2010 Equality Act’s protections on gender identity and/or the 2004 Gender Recognition Act (or making the latter meaningless), as well as bans or restrictions on medical transition for adults under 25 and suggestions in not only keeping legal but encouraging conversion therapy for trans people amongst many others.

              This all against a backdrop of what already was a very hostile environment for trans people 8 years ago when all this started with the right-wing shift, which has now only gotten worse as systemic neglect led to institutional traps of inaccessibility in the UK trans healthcare system that has resulted in several high-profile deaths just in the past two years, all because trans voices have been institutionally silenced in the UK both in the media and government, neither major party or any major media outlet support trans rights etc.

              From her direct harassment of trans people (e.g. India Willoughby) to her rhetoric projected to millions comparing trans women to rapists or more recently house burglars, her denial of the fact trans people were targets of the Nazi war crimes, her spreading of misinformation regarding trans healthcare (more recently - who invented it) normalising anti-trans hate to her significant capital backing of the TERF movement which has successfully captured the media and all major political parties in the UK and would be nowhere near as successful without her support - she may not be alone responsible, but she is very much complicit.

              There was a moment when my generation of trans people may have been the last to be severely marginalized, in comparison now thanks to her and her pals influence people transitioning today have it much, much worse than those of us who did it 10 years ago.

              So when trans people froth at the mouth about punching TERFs, you know why now.

              As someone who knows many who are personally affected by this, I believe that If we lived in a world with anything resembling justice, JKR would be paying reparations for the rest of her life for the lives and youths she’s complicit in ruining forever.

              • @StaySquared
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                -21 month ago

                It’s amazing that at the slightest disagreement, hell in this case, even questioning something, someone has to be a troll.

                • @[email protected]
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                  21 month ago

                  I didn’t say you were a troll, I said you came off as one, because if you ever wanted to know this and were open to learning it you would have googled it years ago.

    • Jaysyn
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      1 month ago

      Maybe, but I doubt it would really do anything for her. She’s actually not a bad person, but her upbringing means she’s not the least bit concerned about going to jail after whipping a bad person’s ass.

      • @TrickDacy
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        71 month ago

        Yeah I am not saying anger issues make someone “bad” I’m just suggesting they can be dealt with better ways than brutalizing another humam

        • @AngryCommieKender
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          111 month ago

          Rights have never been gained through peaceful protest. There has always had to be enough blood spilled to scare the ever living shit out of those in power for us to gain anything at all.

          • @TrickDacy
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            11 month ago

            There is a reason that millennia of philosophers have been against violence. Same reason people oppose the death penalty. Boils mostly down to: “what if you’re wrong?”

    • @IzzyScissor
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      91 month ago

      You dont respect my existence, you can expect my resistance.

      See also: Talk shit, get hit.