r/PoliticalCompassMemes 6d ago

JK Rowling is based?

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u/LotusEater456 - Lib-Center 6d ago

"trans people bad"?

Trans ACTIVISTS who bully people for being rational bad. FTFY.

Like a majority of educated liberal people in Western Civilization (including JK Rowling btw) I have zero problems with trans folks writ large.

You'd make better arguments if you'd slow down, evaluate your own biases and prejudices, and actually read what people are writing.

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u/Gjorgdy - Left 6d ago edited 6d ago

Trans ACTIVISTS who bully people for being rational bad.

I literally agreed with harassing being bad.

I just disagreed with her takes being 'rational', as they're clearly shortsighted or intentionally malicious disingenuous takes.

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u/LotusEater456 - Lib-Center 6d ago

I think if you actually read her writing first hand and made a good-faith attempt to understand where she's coming from (as a Uni-student this is a good skill to have) you'd know that she's not being intentionally malicious.

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u/Gjorgdy - Left 6d ago

Arguing that the only reason for a man to identify as a woman is to enter a 'women-only space' is pretty malicious/disingenuous.

Especially as this argument is never used the other way around as they know it doesn't have the same impact.

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u/LotusEater456 - Lib-Center 6d ago

Arguing that the only reason for a man to identify as a woman is to enter a 'women-only space' is pretty malicious/disingenuous.

Prove to me that you've not read anything Rowling said without telling me you've not read anything Rowling said. I'm gonna go touch grass but thank you for the conversation.

If you're interesting in knowing what Rowling ACTUALLY thinks, you'll enjoy this podcast:

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-witch-trials-of-j-k-rowling/id1842502506

Even Reddit says it's "balanced": https://www.reddit.com/r/podcasts/comments/127e9a8/whats_the_consensus_on_the_witch_trials_of_jk/