JK Rowling likes transphobic tweet
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She's such a disappointment. And I don't buy her claim that it was an accident. |
Well I suppose that's one way for her to take the attention away from her endorsing a perpetrator of domestic violence
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People need to look a little deeper. Twitter doesn't allow that so you get ridiculous overreactions like this.
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I regret posting now, I see a repeat of the thread we had here only a few days ago. :joker:
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If I were feeling charitable, I'd say she skimread the tweet, and was liking it to show support to the MP(?) who said she got yelled out when she was 18 and asked for a page three calendar to be taken down, and the accident was missing the "men in dresses" bit.
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Yes, aggressively ordering someone to do what you want is definitely the way to go about it. |
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Such strong evidence it led to zero convictions.
But, regarding the Depp scandal, it amazed me the people who spoke out against that (in the public eye) and yet would fawn over your Meryl Streeps and your Woody Allens. |
And the fact that it was setted doesn't automatically imply innocence either
Also mmm that Meryl Streep sure is one of Hollywood's greatest monsters, she must be brought to justice |
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What is it about social media that makes people go out of their way to check other people's likes & other activities for what their political affiliations are? I'm starting to think the connecting with other people concept is a bit of a scam, that what it often does is enable people to stalk & harass each other... tbh, TiBB has gotten like that too. There never used to be this fixation on accosting folk for not agreeing with each other on their particular views... I remember when there was the interacting and getting to know each other and stuff... now it's I need to know them so I can determine if they're my enemy or not.
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Also dangerous that within the click of a button, no actual words of her own people are assigning all manner of opinions as hers without her doing anything. :joker: Twitter is insane.
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It sounds to me like the original tweet was probably referring to that labour mess where a trans person who hadn't go through the transition was made Women's officer which is quite ridiculous. Post op, I could understand that calling them a man in a dress is transphobic but if you haven't started transitioning then the term 'man in a dress' is quite....well....factual?
The trans community is cannabilising itself by attacking anyone and everyone that makes a mistake or says something ignorant whether or not the ignorance is innocent or not, people are just gonna push back against trans rights and such if it continues. People like the journalist quoted above by Marsh need to realise that you don't win hearts and minds by attacking people until they do what you say. Gay rights have come as far as they have, not through the gays attacking anyone and everyone but through education and understanding over the generations. in most countries where gay rights have been written into law, it wouldn't have been enough for just the gays to demand it, it's the allies that have helped push Gay Rights acts into law. Allies are vital and you don't create allies and dispel ignorance by screaming at people to do what you say. |
Liked tweets can appear on the timelines of JK's followers, there's no 'stalking' involved
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