Some people take a while to catch on.

Wharton didn't do that guy much good, did it?

Before the world jumps on me, I'm not saying JK is MLK. Far from it. It's just a very limited analogy.

I wonder how MLK would have reacted if formerly white people decided they were black now just because they said so. Not rhetorical, by the way - I have no idea how he or other activists would react to something like that. Wish I did know.

Perhaps. Don't know her personally. Having read all the books, though, I do know they oppose bigotry throughout as a central theme. J.K. spent her life fighting for women's rights. Now biological men are women just because they say so. She may be wrong/misguided, but I see how she got there.

Genocide? Ridiculous at best. We in the liberal world need to return to a time when we were more careful with our language. Unless there are Harry Potter producers actively working to exterminate every last trans person, it is not genocide.

Ah, yes, the City of Hate. Let's get that man a convertible.

Definitely cause for concern.

I miss Civil Defense so much. Whether it was for show or not, people in the U.S. government thought they needed to at least pretend to care about the people.

Horrifying, if true. Who is better equipped to distribute the scanned books to people who would cherish them? At a profit, no less?

Bullshit. Some things that do not kill us leave us mangled and just barely alive, whether physically, psychologically, or both.

The City of Hate is a perfect location for the convention.

I also think people largely do not know what semiautomatic means.