/siberia/ - Off-topic

Liking it in private means nothing but if you admit it publicly then yes. They know what they're signalling and they do it anyway.

>>821000
JK Rowling kind of did the world a favor by coming out as a TERF so we don't have to see posts like that ever again.

>>821024
If Rowling is a radical feminist why did she make a book with a male protag.

>>821025
She's a transmasc repressoid.

Harry Potter is a transgender metaphor like the Matrix, written by a repressing trans man. If you dislike Harry Potter you are transphobic.

>>821024
I'm secretly glad she tanked her future reputation doing it because Americans never really understood how bad she was back when she was just an anti-corbyn crank and English people never understood back when she was just bankrolling the anti Scottish independence movement.
She's always been a blairite reactionary. Her vaguely pro gay posturing was never any more radical than that of the Conservative party.

>>821025
As a practical matter TERF is a word on its own rather than an acronym. It sounds better than "anti trans crank freak"
She's only a feminist in the British "let me into the upper class old boy's club too please" sense, that is, for personal advancement, without giving a damn about women as a whole - save of course as a cudgel to beat transhumanists with.