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

Holy fucking shit lmao, I knew that the game devs were pozzed from interviews and were distancing themselves from rowling already, but I absolutely REFUSE to believe they didn't do this on purpose.

There's no way at least 1 person didn't knew how hillariously bad this looked and yet insisted on doing it knowing how dumb it would make the character look/sound.


Don't peddle groomer memes, all you're accomplishing is helping cover up for child molesters.
Fair. A number of girls who transition were probably victims of sexual abuse and are looking for a way to escape their bodies. Typology updated.
 
Fair. A number of girls who transition were probably victims of sexual abuse and are looking for a way to escape their bodies. Typology updated.
I'd argue its probably the main cause, if you spent time in the SRS and troon sideshow threads you see it as common motif among them, now whether or not they're distorting the truth for clout (troons tend to do that surprising I know) or are 100% genuine is yet to be seen, but the pattern is there.

But the idea of a repressed anything (lesbian in this case) is already covering up for groomers, "We didn't molest anyone, she was always this way, just repressed."
 
The reaction from other Twitter Troons pretty much invalidates “Annie”s attempt at Troon PR damage control:
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I very much doubt that this is the “right wing Syop” that “Annie” desperately wants it to be.
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"Cis" people would include black people, native Americans, disabled people, gay people, most women etc. But no of course willingly chopping off your dick, dressing like an attention seeking freak and constantly getting laws passed in your favor makes you the mosted oppressed.

EDIT: Even if he's a troll most of them actually think like this.
 
still funny how
of all the children who played in the harry potter movies
only the actor for Draco Malfoy defended JK Rowling and her right to free speech
Someone else already mentioned Lynch who get terrorised off social media for not joining the mob (and likely saw her career end). An aside I didn't know is she apparently had an eating disorder at 11 and the books were a factor in her getting through it including some letter exchanges between her and JK. Paints her refusal to turn on her in another light.

Robbie Coltrane defended JK which is why the scum gloated over his death.

Helena Bonham Carter defended her in a relatively recent interview too.
 
LOL time for Radcliffe, Watson, and the other one to put their money where their mouths are and turn down multimillion dollar roles for the good of trans people the world over.

I think a real power move by J.K. Rowling would be to give Warner Bros. the greenlight to adapt Harry Potter and the Cursed Child into a film, but only on the stipulation that they recast the main trio. Tom Felton as Harry, Evanna Lynch as Hermione and... I dunno, that fat chav who played Crabbe as Ron.
 
Hell she's still aged better than half of the cast, especially emma watson herself:
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I never got the appeal of this basic Cambridge roastie. Soy boys idolised her as the hottest most elegant British woman ever when she was just a basic ass generic pretty girl. I can't even imagine how she's gonna be at Rowlings age.
I jerked off to this when I was younger? Gross.
 

Adam Ragusea, a guy who talks about food, comes out in favor of lady dick and decides to dedicate an episode of his show to things no one watches his channel care about.

Troon comments are real funny. "Thanks for the nuance!" when it's just an hour of him going "troon feelings matter more than women".
 
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That is what he looked like in 2015. He has gotten fatter, possibly from estrogen, but still does not look any more womanly.

Here he is in 2023, from his own Twitter.

EDIT: I did not realize that Petit was his own actual last name, however. I probably would not have made the jab about his weight if I'd known it was an unfortunate name he was born with. I assumed he'd changed it to project a dainty, petite nerd girl persona when people see his byline... Oh well.

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Goddamn, time has not been kind to this man :D
 

Adam Ragusea, a guy who talks about food, comes out in favor of lady dick and decides to dedicate an episode of his show to things no one watches his channel care about.

Troon comments are real funny. "Thanks for the nuance!" when it's just an hour of him going "troon feelings matter more than women".
He cucked out years ago when he made a video talking about how evil white people are for culturally appropiating mexican food with Taco Bell. Even when the mexican food expert from Mexico specifically told him it wasn't a big deal in that same video and in the comments later.
 
He cucked out years ago when he made a video talking about how evil white people are for culturally appropiating mexican food with Taco Bell. Even when the mexican food expert from Mexico specifically told him it wasn't a big deal in that same video and in the comments later.
My favorite was the Momofuku guy getting incredibly mad that Houston Vietnamese were anti immigrant to the point where he just cut them out of his vid and shit talked them from his studio.
 
Here's my detailed report of ep 1. I won't lie - just listen to it yourself. It's a well edited podcast ep and you will leave it unapologetically simping for Rowling.

Starts with quote
"The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek" lol this series is gonna be good.
Ask people on street why they like Harry Potter, they give glowing praise. Then is asked about Rowling. Lots of "uhhhh"s, one dude makes a comment off mic.
Mentions how Rowling is a beloved children's author, but first had hate from Christians.
Podcast host (Megan) is from Westboro Baptist Church, so she's aware of how people will just turn on you instantly. Writes to Rowling and she responds. She gets to go to Rowling's house to chat with her (I'm actually jealous).
Rowling couldn't give a rats ass about her legacy (fuck you money energy).
Host spoke to many critics after her talk with Rowling. This ep is about her talk with Rowling.
Talks about her inspiration about the book and her background.
Mother died when she was young, at age 25 went to teach English in Portugal. That feeling of loss helped her write HP. She actually isn't really interested in fantasy, she's more into human nature (this makes sense bc tbh HP isn't a good fantasy book but is a good human sociology book).
Met a guy and became pregnant accidentally. He proposed. She accepted but miscarried. Didn't want to marry the guy but he pressured her. She caved, married, got pregnant again. He started to get abusive and would search her stuff. He didn't allow her to have a key to the house.
He realized how important the manuscript of Philosophers Stone was to her so he took it and held it hostage. She got it back by taking a few pages of her manuscript into work to photocopy it slowly over time. Did this while pregnant. Giving birth pushed her to leave because she didn't want her daughter to grow up under this abuse.
A week before her scheduled flee date to her sister something happened and the husband got very violent. He said "you can go but you're not taking our daughter". She gets into a very violent fight and ends up on the street. She calls the cops and next day takes her daughter and leaves.
Rowling has nothing, she's she Scotland on welfare with her newborn and her manuscript. 12 publishers reject Philosophers Stone and the 13th picks it up. The only print 500 books, which is basically nothing. Rowling recalls seeing her book in the store for the first time - she went to get a picture book for her daughter and looked at the chapter books and there it was on the shelf. It wasn't even in the new releases section.
Publishers expected the book to flop. There was no fanfare for the release. It only became popular because of school kids talking about it with one another. They really encouraged each other to read it. In less than a year Scholastic Books picks it up for the US.
Her life was transformed and she was shot into the spotlight. She buys an ordinary house and there's always journalists at her down. She feels terrified because she's in the public eye by there's someone there who wants her harm (ex husband). She leaves her first place because her ex husband breaks in. Therefore she's VERY strict about people taking photos of her home and visiting because the last time it happened he breaks in. She's living in immense pressure. But the book grows. There's midnight releases where kids camped outside out of bookstores to get the book. It became so big that it felt like so much for her. She recalls that in 2000 there was a bomb threat at a book store from a far right Christian activist. Segway into Christians and televangelists trying to ban HP, which will be covered in next episode.

Don't expect me to do the writeups for the other episodes. This made me realize that I'm not really a fan of doing it.
 
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