Candidate No 7
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"Despite all the skulls, I just didn't take seriously the possibility that we could be the baddies."JKR now having a go at Alastair Campbell, former New Labour war mongering alcoholic, and current Reasonable Podcast Man
Apologies for lack of screenshots, am on mobile
It's pretty staggering that they managed to find enough people willing to pay good money to watch a couple of middle-aged men doing a podcast in the flesh, offering their (completely misguided and uninformed, as it turned out) opinions on another country's politics. Go to a pub on a weekday evening and you'll get exactly the same thing for the price of a drink.They did a live one at the 13,000 capacity O2 just before the election.
No, seriously. It's extremely strange.
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For many years, I admired JK Rowling for her creativity and hard work. It can’t be denied that she is a wonderful writer.
However, lately, I find that her antics on social media have gone too far (“Harry Potter fans turn on JK Rowling for goading David Tennant with ‘uncalled for’ swipe”, Tuesday 5 November)
Of course she is entitled to her own opinion – but the way in which she publicly criticises others is becoming increasingly spiteful, in my opinion. Often, I feel that she misrepresents people and what they said for her own agenda.
Her latest target has been David Tennant. The actor is famously an ally of the LGBTQ community and often voices his support for the trans community.
He has every right to criticise legislation that targets trans people, and I personally agree that Kemi Badenoch’s plans (which would redefine the legal definition of the term “sex” to mean biological sex) treat the community with little dignity or basic decency.
Unfortunately, Tennant’s support has put him on Rowling’s radar – and he is often in the firing line of her tweets.
It is a shame when those we admire sink so low.
Lisbeth Robertson
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For the love of God, the Archbishop must go
Following a long-awaited and, crucially, independent review, we now know that a British barrister’s “horrific” violent abuse of more than 100 children was covered up within the Church of England for decades (“Report finds Church of England covered up ‘horrific’ abuse at summer camps decades ago”, Thursday 8 November).
In yet another example of the church prioritising its reputation above the children in its care, John Smyth was encouraged to leave the country for Zimbabwe without the police being told.
Smyth’s victims have asked for only one thing to recognise their pain and lifelong suffering – the resignation of Justin Welby. He has declined.
This weekend, the Church of England will again take stewardship of Remembrance commemorations. Rather than being given this unjustified privilege, it should be disestablished – and its many more dark secrets subjected to full police scrutiny.
Neil Barber
Balgreen, Edinburgh
Has American democracy had its day?
It seems that Donald Trump’s racist, misogynistic, hate-mongering raves and rants embody what more than half of the adults in his country want (“How Trump forced his way back into the White House”, Wednesday 6 November).
I fear that the fervent self-entitlement of Maga supporters will continue to stain America’s ugly conscience long after the expiry of Trump’s second tenure; the moral decrepitude of his voters will stain many more election cycles to come.
A fair process has allowed a fascistic despot to rise from the dead despite having instigated an insurrection. We should now mourn the death of democracy as a social governance model.
Joseph Ting
Brisbane, Australia
The victory of Donald Trump is terrifying. Now, it is time for everyone who believes in decency, equality and fairness to prove it (“There is nothing inevitable – or permanent – about Trumpism 2.0”, Wednesday 6 November).
To ensure that we, too, do not lose our democracy completely, every MP must stand up for the rights and needs of their constituents, rather than toe a party line, or be bullied into a vote just to preserve leaders who fail to appreciate the views of the electorate.
At the moment Labour, with its ill-thought out policies, is enabling the next Conservative government to become even more right-wing. It would be a good start for our MPs to simply refuse Keir Starmer’s approach and fight for something stronger.
A true democracy does not look like a map of red or blue. If every MP acted as an independent, we would have a more accurate representation of a genuine democracy.
Jennifer Poole
Romsey, Hampshire
Maybe I'm a bit behind the times on my Newspeak, but what exactly is this Tublr level shit doing in the Independent? Is this the official line we're going with now, that 'sex' is meaningless?He has every right to criticise legislation that targets trans people, and I personally agree that Kemi Badenoch’s plans (which would redefine the legal definition of the term “sex” to mean biological sex) treat the community with little dignity or basic decency.
It's just a letter. But I'm puzzled that there is a link in the letter. Was it put there by its author or a sub-editor? Anyway, magnificently, it links "sink so low" to an article about her single-handedly funding a new rape centre in Edinburgh. THE MONSTRESS.Maybe I'm a bit behind the times on my Newspeak, but what exactly is this Tublr level shit doing in the Independent? Is this the official line we're going with now, that 'sex' is meaningless?
treat the community with little dignity or basic decency.
More seething from the Independent, stuffed alongside ranting about Trump in an effort to associate her with him.
the way in which she [Rowling] publicly criticises others is becoming increasingly spiteful, in my opinion.
Your guy criticizes: cruel, uncalled forHe [Tennant] has every right to criticise legislation that targets trans people, and I personally agree that Kemi Badenoch’s plans (which would redefine the legal definition of the term “sex” to mean biological sex) treat the community with little dignity or basic decency.
They deliberately dress up in garish, freakish bondage gear and act like complete perverts in public, to shock the cissies, then cry crocodile tears when people are disgusted by their deliberately repugnant behavior.Maybe occasionally they get looks or stares, but that happens to anyone who is wearing something unusual by the surrounding standards or if they have an unfortunate deformity.
I care because apparently I'm supposed to worship this tiny amount of people and celebrate them, venerate them, etc etc. I don't want to think about them at all yet they are shoved down my throat.
They deliberately dress up in garish, freakish bondage gear and act like complete perverts in public, to shock the cissies, then cry crocodile tears when people are disgusted by their deliberately repugnant behavior.
What happens when you say, "mum, are you OK with full grown men sporting erections in the locker room with teenage girls?"On the rare occasion I bring it up, she's totally baffled by how much it bothers me
”That never happens/ those men aren't really trans/ be kind!”What happens when you say, "mum, are you OK with full grown men sporting erections in the locker room with teenage girls?"
Adding to your point: It also matters in terms of medicine, healthcare and scientific research.There is only a legal definition of sex at all because sex matters in terms of certain laws
Sounds like another thing that Trans “women” will claim they do better than “cis” women.Adding to your point: It also matters in terms of medicine, healthcare and scientific research.
A real women will never need a prostate exam, because adult human females don't have that organ.
A trans "woman" will never need a screening for ovarian cancer, because adult human males don't have those organs.
Male and female heart attacks present differently because male and female hearts are different, not just in terms of size, but also in the thickness of it, particular parts of the heart. These differences that they might seem minute result in completely different symptom presentation between males and females during cardiac events. Females die because doctors are trained to recognize the symptoms of male heart attacks and might not even be familiar with the differences in female heart attacks. Women die needlessly because of this, they show up presenting female heart attack symptoms, and the doctor sends them away, because it doesn't look like a heart attack to him.
If trans women have their way, it would be completely banned to ever create sex specific diagnostic criteria for cardiac events. And scientists wouldn't be allowed to research it, because it might hurt trans feelings.
What happens when you say, "mum, are you OK with full grown men sporting erections in the locker room with teenage girls?"
Oh no. Being able to identify actual, real people instead of your imaginary genders or, heaven forbid, your suicide plan if everything eventually goes bellyup is offensive to you. Cry more. Please, cry so I can collect your tears and sell them on E-bay with the caption, "Dumb bitch tears." Best part, you can still be male or female under the convenient umbrella term bitch.“Kemi Badenoch’s plans (which would redefine the legal definition of the term “sex” to mean biological sex) treat the community with little dignity or basic decency.”
You would think by now these retards would know not to interact with JKR as they will just get verbally slapped around. Attention seeking, probably.
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States her politics.
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Puts the boots in.
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I wonder if this is something that happens as you get older? Your politics change a little as you live life but the bigger change is the world changing around you? I am the same. If you’d asked me ten years ago I’d have said left of centre. I am all for workers rights, environmental protection (the real stuff) universal healthcare and all that. Free school meals, a safety net for the genuinely vulnerable. All that classical northern workers stuff.Epic. Also I totally agree. I too am a somewhat classical leftist, but I'm not willing to abandon the ideals that led me to that position to appease lunatics who have taken it over and turned it into batshit insanity. Sorry, I'm going to stick with my actual principles and not have them dictated to me by fucking zoomer retards who don't know jack-shit about anything.
There’s someone who still cares about the northern working class.I wonder if this is something that happens as you get older? Your politics change a little as you live life but the bigger change is the world changing around you? I am the same. If you’d asked me ten years ago I’d have said left of centre. I am all for workers rights, environmental protection (the real stuff) universal healthcare and all that. Free school meals, a safety net for the genuinely vulnerable. All that classical northern workers stuff.
And yet now I am considered a nazi because I don’t think humans change sex, and I think that mass immigration is dreadful, corporatism is cancer and we should probably have sovereignty over our borders and laws. It’s quite bizarre. I dont think either the modern left or the modern right represents me. Yet at the same time I think my views are pretty sensible (maybe everyone thinks their views are self evident?) why is there nobody I can vote for?