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

I saw this picture of a young J.K. in the news today. She's pictured with her abusive ex-husband, the one who threatened to destroy the original manuscript of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone when she tried to leave him.

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Honestly, what a cunt he looks.

Rate me autistic for this, but do you ever get that? Where you look at someone and you can tell instantly whether they're a good person or a shitty person? Like, you just know?

Executive Petrel said:
what did you expect she's a perfectly mediocre dummy
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Miriam Margoyles said:
I saw this picture of a young J.K. in the news today. She's pictured with her abusive ex-husband, the one who threatened to destroy the original manuscript of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone when she tried to leave him.

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Honestly, what a cunt he looks.

Rate me autistic for this, but do you ever get that? Where you look at someone and you can tell instantly whether they're a good person or a shitty person? Like, you just know?



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Based Professor McGoggle, right again.
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I came across that story as well. Rowling evidently has a few friends in the mainstream media as it's very well timed, PR-wise. But it is worth reading.

And I can't say I blame her for being a feminist nut after what she's had to go through. That he took away her life's greatest achievement - quite possibly to destroy and deprive all of us from reading it - makes me legitimately mad on her behalf. The scenario where he might have actually gone ahead and destroyed it doesn't bear thinking about.

JK Rowling's ex-husband 'held first Harry Potter manuscript hostage' to try stop her leaving him​

The author said Portuguese TV reporter Jorge Arantes hid the original pages of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone forcing her to photocopy them in secret.

JK Rowling has revealed her abusive ex-husband hid the manuscript for the first Harry Potter novel in a bid to stop her from leaving him. The author said Portuguese TV reporter Jorge Arantes kept the pages of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone like a "hostage" and she feared he would burn them.

After discovering where the manuscript was, she secretly started photocopying a few pages each day to ensure her work would not be lost. Rowling, 57, married Arantes in 1992 after meeting him in a bar in Portugal where she had moved to work as a teacher following her mother's death.

The couple had a daughter Jessica, now 29, but she left in 1993 after Arantes dragged her out of their home and attacked her. She said: "The marriage had turned very violent and very controlling. He was searching my handbag every time I came home and I didn't have a key to my own front door.

"It was a horrible state of tension to live in because I had to act as though I wasn't going and I don't think I'm a very good actor. That's a terrible way to live and yet the manuscript kept growing, I had continued to write.

"He knew what that manuscript meant to me because at a point he took the manuscript and hid it. That was his hostage. When I realised I was definitely going to go, I would take a few pages of the manuscript into work every day, just a few pages so he wouldn't realise anything was missing, and I would photocopy it.

"Gradually in a cupboard in the staff room, bit by bit, a photocopied manuscript grew and grew because I suspected that if I wasn't able to get out with everything he would burn it or take it and hold it hostage. That manuscript meant so much to me and it was the thing that I prioritised saving.

"The only thing I prioritised beyond that was my daughter but at that point she was still inside me so she is as safe as she can be in that situation." Rowling spoke about her first marriage to Megan Phelps-Roper, host of The Witch Trials of JK Rowling podcast, which examines the backlash to the Edinburgh-based author's views on gender identity.

Describing the night she walked out on Arantes, Rowling said: "There came a night where he became very angry with me and I cracked and I said 'I want to leave'. He became very violent and he said 'You can leave but you're not getting Jessica, I'm keeping her, I will hide her'.

"So I put up a fight and I paid the price. There was a violent scene which terminated with me lying in the street. I went to the police and filed a complaint and the next day went back to the house with the police and got Jessica."

The author said she had fiercely protected her privacy after becoming famous because of her fears of being tracked down by Arantes. She revealed he had followed her to Edinburgh and broken into the first home she bought with money from her publishing deal for her debut Potter novel, which was published in 1997.

She said: "I was so ill-equipped for what happened to me. It was changing faster than I could deal with and all the time I had this lurking fear because I know there is someone out there who does not wish me well.

"The reason we left the first place was my ex-husband arrived and broke in. Moving became quite a pressing issue at that point. I was trying to reconcile suddenly having a lot of press interest with really, really wanting to live under the radar for very concrete reasons.

"I was living in a state of real tension I couldn't express to many people." Arantes has previously admitted he had been violent towards her on the night she left.

He said: "She refused to go without Jessica and, despite my saying she could come back for her in the morning, there was a violent struggle. I had to drag her out of the house at five in the morning, and I admit I slapped her very hard in the street."

Rowling, who has been married to Dr Neil Murray since 2001, finished the Potter novel while living as a single mother on benefits in Edinburgh.
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HOLY SHIT :cryblood:



They must really love Emma Watson now.
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I think what you're seeing in this picture is red-carpet makeup (designed to look a certain way under certain lights when photographed by a particular kind of camera) being photographed by a standard phone camera, so that it looks caked-on and flakey in a way that enhances the wrinkles in her face from the unfortunate expression she's making.

She might be prematurely aged due to ana-chan, it's hard to tell without seeing other pictures, but that one shot is not reflective of her actual appearance.
 
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behindyourightnow said:
I think what you're seeing in this picture is red-carpet makeup (designed to look a certain way under certain lights when photographed by a particular kind of camera) being photographed by a standard phone camera, so that it looks caked-on and flakey in a way that enhances the wrinkles in her face from the unfortunate expression she's making.

She might be prematurely aged due to ana-chan, it's hard to tell without seeing other pictures, but that one shot is not reflective of her actual appearance.
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Yes but makeup doesn’t really explain how you can play the xylophone with those chest bones.
 
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FudgeFish said:
Well, my 78 year old father just randomly brought up the topic of "that Harry Potter game" and how it's the "best game of all time" but apparently "some of those trannies aren't very happy about it".

I have no idea why he knows about this, he couldn't remember where he'd heard about it.
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Does your father watch anyone like Ben Shapiro? I know Shapiro talked about the game for a bit not too long ago.
 
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Miriam Margoyles said:
I saw this picture of a young J.K. in the news today. She's pictured with her abusive ex-husband, the one who threatened to destroy the original manuscript of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone when she tried to leave him.

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Honestly, what a cunt he looks.

Rate me autistic for this, but do you ever get that? Where you look at someone and you can tell instantly whether they're a good person or a shitty person? Like, you just know?



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Based Professor McGoggle, right again.
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He looks exactly like I thought he'd look.
 
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FudgeFish said:
Well, my 78 year old father just randomly brought up the topic of "that Harry Potter game" and how it's the "best game of all time" but apparently "some of those trannies aren't very happy about it".

I have no idea why he knows about this, he couldn't remember where he'd heard about it.
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>"that harry potter game is good because it makes troons seethe"
>t. dad
>refuses to elaborate
>leaves
Sounds rather based to me.
 
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The second episode of the Witch Trials podcast covers the Christian fundamentalist reaction to cultural issues in the 1990s/ early 2000s, particularly with relation to Columbine and the popularity of fantasy and witchcraft themed media around then.

The podcast points out the failed legal attempts by school boards to ban Harry Potter from libraries set the precedent for LGBT books to be available today.

There is a lot less input from JKR in this episode than the previous, but towards the end she talks about the temptation into black and white thinking, and also the fact that certain people can’t deal with nuance in characters- specifically citing the reactions by fans to the flawed characters of Snape and Dumbledore.
 
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InsulindianPhasmid said:
The second episode of the Witch Trials podcast covers the Christian fundamentalist reaction to cultural issues in the 1990s/ early 2000s, particularly with relation to Columbine and the popularity of fantasy and witchcraft themed media around then.

The podcast points out the failed legal attempts by school boards to ban Harry Potter from libraries set the precedent for LGBT books to be available today.

There is a lot less input from JKR in this episode than the previous, but towards the end she talks about the temptation into black and white thinking, and also the fact that certain people can’t deal with nuance in characters- specifically citing the reactions by fans to the flawed characters of Snape and Dumbledore.
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It's funny how leftists would reject moral values from their parents only to turn around and be just like them by being even more authoritarian than even the jaded evangelical conservative Christians.
 
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troons jenkem the copium.
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>oh shit our psychotic behavior is peaking normies at neck break speeds
>time to backtrack
>"it's a psyop" "it's fake news" "right wingers are trying to make us look bad"
>the reason we didn't condemn these actions was because um SHUT UP TERF
 
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