Why did you give the person you just reblogged a greater platform without debunking any of their points? All you've done is make it so that more people will see that misinformation, and you don't look any better. Why not just ignore and block someone like that?
Iâm not interested in making myself âlook betterâ - I have confidence in my views on this issue and how I appear to strangers on the internet doesnât shake that confidence or otherwise worry me. I also, as a nonbinary person, donât have any obligation to âdebunkâ theories which deny my existence or rights. Finally, I prefer to point out when people are being unnecessarily unkind than to block or ignore them. I think unkindness speaks volumes and a personâs decision to call me a âdimwitâ is far more telling than any of their carefully worded arguments against the rights of trans people. I believe engaging in debate with such people gives validity to their views and gives them far more of a âplatformâ than pointing out their propensity for senseless rudeness. You can deal with things like this on your page however you like - this is how I choose to deal with it on mine.
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Not gonna read your essay after you started it by calling me a dimwit lol sorry.
JKR is now calling trans women âtrans identified menâ - while still somehow preaching about the ways that men police âfemaleness.â JKR and her allies are the only ones who are allowed to gatekeep who and what counts as a woman, apparently. The hypocrisy here is multilayered - she rebukes someone who has a particular idea of what a woman is, and yet she herself has constructed a similarly limited idea of what a woman is - one that excludes trans women. But also - itâs not an accident that all the targets of this kind of transphobia (âprotect womenâs sport,â âprotect women-only spaces,â âsome trans women are abusersâ) are trans women - not trans men. Under the guise of feminism, she denies the identities and rights of some of the most vulnerable and systemically oppressed women alive today. Trans women are women. To deny that because it doesnât conform to your âsex-basedâ definition of womanhood - THAT is the very definition of misogyny.
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I just donât see trans women as men, soz đ¤ˇđťââď¸đłď¸ââ§ď¸
JKR is now calling trans women âtrans identified menâ - while still somehow preaching about the ways that men police âfemaleness.â JKR and her allies are the only ones who are allowed to gatekeep who and what counts as a woman, apparently. The hypocrisy here is multilayered - she rebukes someone who has a particular idea of what a woman is, and yet she herself has constructed a similarly limited idea of what a woman is - one that excludes trans women. But also - itâs not an accident that all the targets of this kind of transphobia (âprotect womenâs sport,â âprotect women-only spaces,â âsome trans women are abusersâ) are trans women - not trans men. Under the guise of feminism, she denies the identities and rights of some of the most vulnerable and systemically oppressed women alive today. Trans women are women. To deny that because it doesnât conform to your âsex-basedâ definition of womanhood - THAT is the very definition of misogyny.
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JKR is now calling trans women âtrans identified menâ - while still somehow preaching about the ways that men police âfemaleness.â JKR and her allies are the only ones who are allowed to gatekeep who and what counts as a woman, apparently. The hypocrisy here is multilayered - she rebukes someone who has a particular idea of what a woman is, and yet she herself has constructed a similarly limited idea of what a woman is - one that excludes trans women. But also - itâs not an accident that all the targets of this kind of transphobia (âprotect womenâs sport,â âprotect women-only spaces,â âsome trans women are abusersâ) are trans women - not trans men. Under the guise of feminism, she denies the identities and rights of some of the most vulnerable and systemically oppressed women alive today. Trans women are women. To deny that because it doesnât conform to your âsex-basedâ definition of womanhood - THAT is the very definition of misogyny.
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Every time a trans kid experiences joy J.K Rowling gets a tiny pebble in her shoe.
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James Potter says unclench your jaw and drink some water.
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Sirius: Who hurt you?
Remus: What do you want, a list?
Sirius: âŚActually yes.
Sirius: Names and addresses.
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James: Regulusâ lip balm tastes so good. Like vanilla.
Sirius: YOU GUYS KISSED?!
Regulus: No.
Regulus: James just ate my lip balm.
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Regulus: Thereâs a thin line between being a genius and being a fucking idiot.
Regulus: James uses that line as a skipping rope.
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Remus: Ah the humble apostrophe. The difference between knowing your shit, and knowing youâre shit.
Sirius: Also the difference between âwell fuckâ and âweâll fuck.â
Remus:
Remus: Yes that too.
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James: Have you been drinking enough water?
Regulus: Sometimes my tears get in my mouth.
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Regulus: Iâm nearly finished with my Potions essay. I just need to work out a few kinks.
James: I like feet.
Regulus: Shut up.
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Regulus: Would you still love me if I was as a snail?
James: Isnât it supposed to be a worm?
Regulus: A worm? Who would love a worm?
Regulus: Thatâs disgusting.
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If you think about Regulus Black every time you see the ocean clap your hands.
All the queers: đđź đđź
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Sirius: Prongs, are you dating my brother?!
James: It was an accident!
Sirius: You *accidentally* started dating my brother?
Sirius: What, did you slip and fall on his lips with your lips?
Remus, eating popcorn: Hate it when that happens.
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James: Do you guys ever think about dying?
Remus: Yes.
Regulus: Literally all the time.
Sirius: Only when Iâm awake.
James:
James: Right. Good. Carry on.
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All the Marauders girls could fuck you up and all the Marauders boys knew it.
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