Rowling Derangement Syndrome - "TERF/Woke Author Bad!!1"

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Louie_The_Dago / Louie The Dago / 2BitterFucks / Fartzman / The Weird Turn Professional / Louis Caponecchia / Louis A Caponecchia / Louis Anthony Caponecchia
DOB: June 1st 1981, 43 year old from Clinton Township, Michigan, (suburb of Detroit). Graduated from Mt. Clemens High School in 1999. He's gotten into it with several politicians over the years.
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Louis showing off his karate moves


From his old channel, He does this weird sailor dance in his undies


In one video, He and his buddy joke about animal abuse by pointing a gun and wielding a hammer at their dog. Though no animal was hurt as a result, It ain't the kind of thing worth joking about.





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Blog he made about Brian Kolfage, A, theweirdturnprofessional
Kolfage vs Caponecchia, A, He was sued by Brian Kolfage in 2014 for libel and slander.
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Well women have a right to not have their spaces infested with dysgenic, sex crazed weirdos. I'm so glad that the UK will show they aren't real women.


Trannies almost always without fail are also massive misogynists
I just wish trannies had a sense of humor. They take everything way to seriously.
Oh god damn it he's a lefty to?! There has to be someone in entertainment who hasn't taken the fucking blue pill.
 
I think she's got enough money tbh.
Maybe give away some of the books so some other kids can read them. It might be a thing that furious library pooners are disappearing them so idk how "around" they are for kids to grab currently, depending on where you are.
It's dumb how I ended up with so many, they are getting cut down don't worry. I'd probably get the other books of hers second hand anyway.
I'll check to make sure the libraries here all have copies, good idea!

Troons and their orbiters don't realize that the answer to what they could do with their Harry Potter merch is right there in the screenshot: donate to charity. Their decision to donate their much-hated merchandise means that they could potentially make a kid who wouldn't otherwise be able to get their hands on it happy, and Rowling won't get a penny from it. It sounds like a win to me.

Unfortunately for troons themselves and those who have to deal with them, though, they are not rational beings (otherwise, they wouldn't be troons). The troon's first instinct when he or she gets angry is to destroy and to cause havoc. That's why they are unable to see the irony in comparing Rowling to the nazis, while they at the same time are talking about burning their Harry Potters books and merch.
They don't want anyone else to be "exposed" to JKR. They should just throw it away, the cowards. My comrade tried to sell her stuff, but I don't even think she went through with it.
 
A totally insane thread on Bluesky calling for a boycott of all things HP descends into the usual delirious allegations about how efil the whole saga was in the first place.

This cracked me up:

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(I'm not going to look for that ten hours long video - I'm not that committed to the milking! Good lord.)
I think I recognize the thumbnail, I had this video recommended to me too.

Yep I found it

If I recall correctly I was idly listening to it a few years ago until I noticed the video was essentially nitpicking every single detail to make either the characters or JK out to be terrible people.

One such example I vividly remember is this guy saying that Harry is a terrible person because he is rich and doesn't give the Weasleys, a poor family, any money or shows them any generosity.
Despite the fact that he HAS offered them money numerous times and that they refused it every time for one reason or another either stated or implied.
And even the one time where he literally forced money into the hands of Fred and George Weasley it is construed and presented in such a way that Harry didn't want anything to do with this money.

The money in question was the prize from winning the Tri-Wizard Tournament, in the conclusion of the tournament Harry essentially tied with another boy for the win but in the process of grabbing the cup they were teleported away and the boy was murdered and Voldemort was resurrected.

The video construes Harry giving this specific money away to Fred and George as essentially pawning off blood or cursed money to them just so he, Harry, doesn't have to have it.

Another example the video goes into to my recollection is that Harry is sometimes freeloading with the Weasleys during summer...meaning he sleeps in their house, gets fed breakfast and gets to lounge around for free despite the Weasleys being poor and Harry being rich.
This again ignores the fact that Harry is AN ORPHANED BOY and that he actively does chores just like the other Weasley children.

The entire video is like this, always interpreting every line and every action a character takes in the most uncharitable of lights.

It would be comical if it didn't make me so angry, which is why I am not rewatching it, i'll leave that to someone else.
 
It's been awhile since I read the books, but I was under the impression Harry couldn't access his fortune until he became an adult? It's not like he carried sacks of wizard gold under his cape every day.

But I do remember that Harry gave his tainted winnings to Fred and George specifically so they could open their dream joke shop. He basically told them "the world is about to go tits up so we're going to need whatever whimsy we can get." Seems pretty based for a rich kid.
 
Headline on the frontpage of the Daily Mail right now. They have pictures of the placards, of course. Keep going lads, there's still so many people left to be peaked! 1400 comments so far.

I'm glad Rowling has enough money to pay for good security though. Lotta psychos out and about right now.

Placards at London trans activists march called for TERFs to be hanged and people to be stabbed - and now police are hunting campaigners who defaced SEVEN statues​

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It's been awhile since I read the books, but I was under the impression Harry couldn't access his fortune until he became an adult? It's not like he carried sacks of wizard gold under his cape every day.
I don't recall any such plotpoint, no.
In the first book Hagrid takes him to his fortune with the goblins, he literally takes money from it and buys his school supplies with it, nothing really implies he has no access to it.

By book 3 he even goes to Hogsmeade and buys Butterbeer and other stuff there, I would say he does keep money on him.

But I do remember that Harry gave his tainted winnings to Fred and George specifically so they could open their dream joke shop. He basically told them "the world is about to go tits up so we're going to need whatever whimsy we can get." Seems pretty based for a rich kid.

This is also true, it's just this whole him wanting to to get rid of the winnings only because it was tainted is the narrative the video was pushing.

It's obviously false, in my eyes it struck me more as a "I have this fucking money in my hands right now and you will take it because you have your shop to open, no buts!" kind of situation.
 
Also Harry gave Fred and George the money because it recooperated their money and then some from Ludo Bagman (a character I wish would have been in the films) stiffed them in a sports bet at the Quidditch tournament. I wish people were more honest about their criticism of Rowling and HP rather than this sour grapes method they take.
 
In the first book Hagrid takes him to his fortune with the goblins, he literally takes money from it and buys his school supplies with it, nothing really implies he has no access to it.

By book 3 he even goes to Hogsmeade and buys Butterbeer and other stuff there, I would say he does keep money on him
I have a headcannon that Dumblebumble was unofficially aware of how much money he was using and would’ve given him a warning if he was spending it like water. Dumbledore’s omniscience cures everything.
 
It's consistently the Weasleys who refuse money from Harry, while Harry takes every opportunity and half-chance he has to get them gifts and stuff they want (the money from the prize is one example, but he also repeatedly buys Ron sweets under the guise of either buying too much for himself or simply buying sweets for all of his friends. He gifts Lockhart's very expensive books to the Weasleys in Chamber of Secrets when Lockhart gifts them to him. In that same Quidditch tournament the thread mentioned, Harry buys Ron an expensive souvenir the Weasleys wouldn't have been able to afford. He claims it's a "birthday and Christmas" gift, if I remember correctly, and later, when Ron pays him back with gold he didn't realize at the time was fake, Harry doesn't say anything about it. It's Ron who has to point it out after he finds out, and he asks why Harry didn't tell him).

The point of this situation, I think, is that the Weasleys aren't friends with Harry because of his money or fame, unlike what many "Weasley bashing" fics say. Molly and Arthur respect Harry's money, and understand that he's a child. They're not going to accept him using his dead parents' inheritance on them. They may not be able to afford new books, pets and robes, but they're not starving. Their attitude also contrasts with Draco's and his Slytherin buddies: Draco throws money around, gets into the Quidditch team because Lucius bought everyone new brooms, etc.

This is all very common in literature aimed at children: be humble, be generous, you don't need the newest toy (Harry even realizes on his own, when he's set loose on Diagon Alley with money and no supervision, that he doesn't need to buy the newest, fanciest broom when he already owns a perfectly good one), be careful with your money, don't pick your friends based on what they can do/buy for you, etc.

At this point, I genuinely can't tell whether those kind of videos are bad faith interpretations made by people who haven't read the books in at least a decade or just made by godawful people who wouldn't recognize selflessness and kindness if it bit them in the ass.
 
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