Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Trans-ka-Ban
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She’s probably safe. Those of us with neither a billion dollars nor 14 million twitter followers, on the other hand, should worry.
@jon-nyc said in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Trans-ka-Ban:
She’s probably safe. Those of us with neither a billion dollars nor 14 million twitter followers, on the other hand, should worry.
Apparently she’s planning on pushing the issue.
I find it interesting that she made the distinction that if a “woman” is arrested, she will say the same thing and force their hands…
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Douglas Murray weighs in with support of Rowling:
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Murray and Rowling are two peas in a pod in the sense that both enjoy a fight against a self-righteous mob. A rare quality in humans. Most of us are strongly wired to get along with the mob. Which has its roots in evolution, when getting along with the mob was of existential importance to any individual.
Education is extremely important.
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Murray and Rowling are two peas in a pod in the sense that both enjoy a fight against a self-righteous mob. A rare quality in humans. Most of us are strongly wired to get along with the mob. Which has its roots in evolution, when getting along with the mob was of existential importance to any individual.
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Murray and Rowling are two peas in a pod in the sense that both enjoy a fight against a self-righteous mob. A rare quality in humans. Most of us are strongly wired to get along with the mob. Which has its roots in evolution, when getting along with the mob was of existential importance to any individual.
@Horace said in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Trans-ka-Ban:
Murray and Rowling are two peas in a pod in the sense that both enjoy a fight against a self-righteous mob.
I don't think it's just that. Rowling's kind of big on women's safety due to some nasty stuff that's happened to her personally, and that's where a lot of her opinions on transgenderism are coming from.
But yeah she also has a lot of F.U. money which kind of helps.
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Musing ...
Would the trans-mania ever been a "thing" without the internet?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Jolly said in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Trans-ka-Ban:
Musing ...
Would the trans-mania ever been a "thing" without the internet?
Well, it's Web 2.0. Social media platforms reward being first. So if you can gin up a mob, you get a ton of recognition, support and hell even brand deals.
