Post by Admin on Nov 24, 2021 16:10:59 GMT -5
J.K. Rowlings got it right about trans gender issues so is now being 'doxeed' and threatened. She isn't 'anti trans-gender' she just says what a lot people think but are afraid to say. People have lost their jobs and living after speaking out but they can't do that to Rowlings.
globalnews.ca/news/8394003/j-k-rowling-doxxing-home-address-trans-protest/
J.K. Rowling is once again at war with the transgender community, after her home address was allegedly shared by activists on Twitter over the weekend.
The Harry Potter author took to Twitter Monday to accuse three trans rights activists of “doxxing” her, after a photo was shared of them protesting outside her Scotland home, with the address of the house visible.
“Last Friday, my family’s address was posted on Twitter by three activist actors who took pictures of themselves in front of our house, carefully positioning themselves to ensure that our address was visible,” she began a lengthy Twitter thread, sharing her side of the events.
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Rowling first drew the ire of the trans community in 2019, when she shared her support for anti-trans activist Maya Forstater, who at the time said “men cannot change into women,” and “it is unfair and unsafe for trans women to compete in women’s sport.”
The following year, Rowling published a lengthy screed conflating sex and gender, taking issue with an op-ed piece that referred to “people who menstruate.”
globalnews.ca/news/8394003/j-k-rowling-doxxing-home-address-trans-protest/
J.K. Rowling is once again at war with the transgender community, after her home address was allegedly shared by activists on Twitter over the weekend.
The Harry Potter author took to Twitter Monday to accuse three trans rights activists of “doxxing” her, after a photo was shared of them protesting outside her Scotland home, with the address of the house visible.
“Last Friday, my family’s address was posted on Twitter by three activist actors who took pictures of themselves in front of our house, carefully positioning themselves to ensure that our address was visible,” she began a lengthy Twitter thread, sharing her side of the events.
snip
Rowling first drew the ire of the trans community in 2019, when she shared her support for anti-trans activist Maya Forstater, who at the time said “men cannot change into women,” and “it is unfair and unsafe for trans women to compete in women’s sport.”
The following year, Rowling published a lengthy screed conflating sex and gender, taking issue with an op-ed piece that referred to “people who menstruate.”