Quote (thesnipa @ 17 Apr 2023 15:53)
card carrying liberal JK rowling gives money to someone who also took money from conservative group. wow, the crimes of voldemort himself pail in comparison to this terrible act.
im sure that few hundred k she gave to a TERF startup will cause hundreds of times more harm than the hundreds of millions she's given to charity for disadvantaged youths and battered women. when people realize she's donating money to LITERAL HITLER trans kids will kill themselves immediately and it will be all her fault, the bloods on her hands.
she ate lunch with some people and gave them money to go on a fruitless legislative lobbying crusade to rollback trans rights. jk knows laws arent changing, so do those she gave money to. the only people scared are reactionary idiots who think London is rural Alabama.
honestly i think your side would have a lot easier time getting people to agree with you if you just weren't so incredibly soft. very low T energy on this issue. so many better people to go after, but the snake does love to eat itself.
any genuinely open-minded person would actually look at the evidence (which i provided in an earlier thread about rowling) and realise that your favoured narrative, of her repeatedly funding and platforming "casual acquaintances", who she merely had lunch with once, and of whose background and political agenda she couldn't possibly know about, is blatantly wrong. she knows. they are friends. she jokes about it. she blocks people who point that out. she's not retarded, just a bigot.
you don't judge this situation based on evidence, you judge it based on feelings. you don't change your mind because you don't want to, not because the evidence of rowling being a bigot is not there.
i can see where you're coming from. you're a potter fanboy, and trans rights don't mean anything to you or anyone you personally care about - so you're willing to "sacrifice" them on the altar of "based-ness". that's ok, of course - freedom of opinion is a thing. just don't pretend you're being a principled or open-minded person on this issue when you so clearly aren't.