Nope. The people who will be remembered as haters are the ones like you, whose attitude is agree with me or be cancelled. Approve of all my choices and opinions or you must be crushed. Embrace what you know not to be observed, demonstrable, biological reality, or you must be driven from public life, and so must anyone who would continue to have dealings with you.
That is hatred. That is intolerance. You are the baddies here. You have long ago forgotten, if you ever knew in the first place, what tolerance is. It's not coming around and agreeing with the things you formerly did not approve; it's learning to live with things you don't approve of, and still treating people decently, despite the disapproval. It is not "hate" to insist that biological men remain biological men. As far as I know, Rowling has never once called for any sort of shaming or discrimination of those with gender dysphoria. Quite the contrary. She does rightly insist that women's sports remain the preserve of biological women, and that biological men, who are on average larger and stronger, should not be incarcerated in women's prisons, or admitted to women's shelters, etc. That's not hate; that's common sense.
You intolerant wokesters ought to be ashamed of yourselves, and so should the ingrate cast members of the Harry Potter movies, who owe to Rowling that they are set for life sitting on huge piles of money they would not have if it weren't for her work. It's you lot who will be remembered as the new McCarthyites, while people will still be eagerly reading Rowling's books a hundred years from now.
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LebronJames1Fan (11)
a year ago
trans people have rights and feelings to. just because you cant be open minded doesn't mean you can act like a whole group of people dont exist. sounds to me like ur part of the problem.
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Darren (1133)
a year ago
Sure they have rights and feelings. And those stop at the point where they start to infringe on the freedoms of others, or take away the opportunities of others. You can identity as what you like. Live your life the way you want, as long as you aren't hurting anyone else. I have no problem with that. I'm sure J.K. Rowling doesn't either. But you don't get to rewrite reality. If you're a biological male who feels as if he was born in the wrong body, okay fine. Live how you want. But you have no right to compete in women's sports, and doing so is not fair to the female competitors who don't have the physical advantage of male biology.
The LGBTQ+ movement went from "what two consenting adults do in the privacy of their own homes shouldn't be anyone else's business," to "you will be made to care!" And now it's gone to "bow down and conform or else!"
Well, that's a hard no. And you want to see who's part of the problem, look in the mirror, and perhaps you'll notice the intolerant, authoritarian scold staring back at you.
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moviechatterer (13284)
a year ago
JK wasnt saying they dont exist , she was saying there must be some way of differerentiating between women born as women and the ones who have elected to become women.
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