“First, figure out how to reconnect with reality and discover that playing the terfy wizard world game isn’t the be-all-end-all indicator (or an indicator, period) of whether or not someone supports trans rights.”

First, obligatory JKR is a bigot and by playing this game you’re (the general you, not the author here) basically saying you care more about playing a video game than anto-trans bigotry.

When in doubt, accuse “the queer agenda” of being child molesters.

The game just looks moody, brooding, and not fun.

Neither people that kissed are children though.

I am concerned about people not having the ability to see a beautiful and innocent moment of affection between two children just starting to discover themselves and their place in the world without trying to make it some kind of sexual shameful act someone should shield their eyes from lest they be labeled a…

For the uninitiated, this is more evidence to consider that—when push comes to shove—Capitalism will always side with the regressive/Right regeimes when it comes to business.

I mean, equating LGBTQ people with child abusers seems like a pretty direct attack on LGBTQ rights....

Yes.  It is.

Yes. It is. 

Yes. It is.

It is entirely accurate to state that. The entire justification for things like the “Don’t Say Gay” bill in Florida, and the “trans children indicate parental abuse” bullshit in Texas is this inflated fear over “groomers”.

Wow, you’re extra sassy today. Care to elaborate or are you just going to keep being snarky?

It’s a huge merger, and huge mergers are ultimately bad for consumers, especially in already-rapidly consolidating industry like video games, to say nothing of the employees that will undoubtedly get laid off after the merger is approved. It’s not about just CaLl oF DUtY.

That’s nice. The merger still shouldn’t be approved though.

Honestly, Rowling’s supporters really love their double standards. They’ll go out of their way to proclaim every Harry Potter project to be the greatest creative work in the history of the universe just because their idol’s name is attached to it, but then the moment someone has something negative to say, they demand…

Separate the art from the artist

Separate the art from the artist

You cant separate the art from the artist when the ‘art’ is what keeps her relevant and influential enough to promote transphobia on a massive scale.

Just read the article dummy, it’s not clickbaity at all and is a thoughtful exploration of the issue