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hell she lives in the head of every tranny so they pay her rent.She is paid in tranny years so it's a W for everybody. (but trannies)
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hell she lives in the head of every tranny so they pay her rent.She is paid in tranny years so it's a W for everybody. (but trannies)
"There is no right or wrong in this, and I don't think she's contributed in anyway to us having a responsible conversation about this"Thread tax: Carolyn Harris, Labour MP, says that Rowling is biologically correct when she says men in dresses are men but when you introduce this level of HATE (objective and irrefutable facts), rationality goes out the window.
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Rowling has risen very important points that could contribute to responsible conversation, if such a conversation was allowed to be had. But you (fat woman and others like her) refused to have any, and now when the tide is starting to turn and you are not in the same power position you were before, suddenly we need to have a "responsible conversation" about this. Fuck off, the time for this has passed a long time ago, when you silenced and abused anyone who objected to even the smallest thing in your deranged doctrine, policies and laws. You brought this on yourselves. Such despicable people.Also, ensuring that biological men don't end up in women's rape shelters was not a responsible conversation? Cause that's what started this whole shit with Rowling in the first place.
I've yet to see an actual counterargument for this. The last place a person with a penis should be is in a woman's shelter, but they get violently angry when you say that.Also, ensuring that biological men don't end up in women's rape shelters was not a responsible conversation? Cause that's what started this whole shit with Rowling in the first place. At least I can see the logic of the people covering up child sex crimes amongst muslims in the UK
Incorrect, the last place should be running woman's shelters, especially one of the primary ones for a country. Which is where Scotland was at.I've yet to see an actual counterargument for this. The last place a person with a penis should be is in a woman's shelter, but they get violently angry when you say that.
Their handlers/PR people will probably limit or simply disallow any questions about Queen TERF. If their parents are smart, they will restrict their social media too, so no repeats of the things that happened to the Scream or Stranger Things casts, though they were young adults.I wonder if some journalist is going to ask the golden trio actors what their opinion on JK Rowlings on trans issues are. I hope not any time soon.
Aight so I have been quietly ruminating on this for a while, but aside from a link between old timey degenerate Harry Potter fanfic writers of ages past and the troons of the past decade of currentyear that I spoke about before on this thread, I am around 80-90% sure there is a similar link between the self declared "Irish" internet sphere and general troonery too.
Apologies of highjacking this comment, but what happened to Tom Felton exactly? I mean, he didn't become a Macaulay Culkin, clearly, yet I did see he developed a drinking habit. But that was probably for other means due to stress and being part of something grand.Tom Felton reeks of actual posh upbringing.
He's been sexualized since he was a child in a very disturbing manner, though.
world's first brickhon-fuchi hybrid. fucking hell, chuck
He proved himself to be a Faithful as he was kicked off Celebrity Traitors last week – but now Sir Stephen Fry is facing suggestions that perhaps he's not so loyal after all.
As one of the first narrators of the Harry Potter audiobook series, Sir Stephen, 68, has long been close to its author J.K. Rowling.
He promised he would never 'abandon his friend' as she faced a barrage of criticism over her pro-women stance on trans issues. But Sir Stephen later described Ms Rowling as a 'lost cause'.
Now sources close to the children's author suggest they might know why the presenter, once dubbed 'the world's most intelligent man', changed his mind.
An associate of Ms Rowling told The Mail on Sunday that Sir Stephen had 'coveted' a role in the forthcoming television adaptation of the seven-book series for American media giant HBO.
The actor is said to have lobbied hard after some fans had called for him to be cast as Hogwarts headmaster Professor Albus Dumbledore, but Ms Rowling had declined to intervene in the casting process.
It was later announced that American actor John Lithgow, 80, had been cast as Dumbledore, played in the Harry Potter movies by Richard Harris and Michael Gambon.
The source said: 'It is no secret that Stephen wanted a part in the Harry Potter series, and when he failed to get one there was a noticeable change in him.
'After years of support for Jo, he suddenly seemed to turn against her. It didn't take a genius to work out why.'
Ms Rowling has hinted at the fallout. In a social media post in September, decrying 'another man who once worked with me declares himself saddened by my beliefs on gender and sex', she added: 'One of them tried very hard to enlist my help in getting a major part in it. Only after he didn't get it did he decide it was time to put the boot in.'
Sir Stephen made no secret of his ambition to star in the new series, expected to be one of the most expensive television programmes ever.
When asked if he had been approached for a role, he said in February: 'Well, I'd certainly consider it, like I consider anything.'
But in June he distanced himself from the Harry Potter writer, telling The Show People podcast: 'She has been radicalised I fear and it may be she has been radicalised by TERFs, but also by the vitriol that is thrown at her.
'It is unhelpful and only hardens her and will only continue to harden her I am afraid.
'I am not saying that she should not be called out when she says things that are really cruel, wrong and mocking. She seems to be a lost cause for us.
'She started to make these peculiar statements and had very strong difficult views. She seemed to wake up, or kick, a hornet's nest of transphobia which has been entirely destructive. I disagree profoundly with her on this subject.
'I am angry she does not disavow some of the more revolting and truly horrible, violently destructive things that people say. She says things that are inflammatory and contemptuous, mocking and add to a terribly distressing time for trans people.'
He had previously said in 2022: '[Ms Rowling's] a friend of mine, and I have trans friends and intersex friends who are deeply upset by her. That's a circle I have to square personally. I'm not going to abandon my friends.'
Ms Rowling responded to his about-turn, writing: 'It is a great mistake to assume that everyone who claims to have been a friend of mine was ever considered a friend by me.'
Sir Stephen and Ms Rowling were contacted for comment.
Note how it implies that this deranged man would have abadoned his tranny friends had he gotten the role. Fry is kissing the ass of a child mutilating cult as revenge on JKR.Whoever on here made the suggestion that Stephen Fry turned on Rowling because she didn't help him get the role of Dumbledore might have been right:
To be fair every single person in the world has zero intersex friends because that's not a real thing.What a dissapointment Fry has turned out to be. Not that he is the only one.
Also, my guess is that he has 0 so called "intersex" friends.
I don't know, he played an arrogant, cowardly fop pretty well. He was especially good in that part where Smaug fell on him.I still remember how shit he was in The Hobbit movies.