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god the struggle of cis people who can’t give up a daily word game and a children’s book series. no trans person can imagine this immense burden. the poor, poor, poor little treasures.

may

the real victims of the new york times' targeted campaign against trans people are cis people who like to play wordle

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there's actually no other word games, alyson. don't you understand how hard this is for them. what if they have to invent a new word game???

Ответ для Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief

Wait, whats the problem with Wordle?

Ответ для rossholliday

new york times dot com slash games slash wordle? who can say

Ответ для rossholliday

Just ignoring all the posts you're replying to, huh

Ответ для Jay 🔜 In My Julie & Julia Era

No one said the New York Times sucks yet. I thought wordle was some sort of specific problem.

Ответ для rossholliday

The NYT has played a *massive* role in making transphobia the mainstream consensus over the past decade. They also forced all their trans reporters out. That's not even getting into how eagerly they promote all sorts of other bigotry with "just asking questions" kinda framing.

Ответ для GDwarble

Thank you

Ответ для rossholliday

no offense but have you been living under a rock. do you wanna think on that one for a second why paying money to the transphobia factory might be bad for trans people

Ответ для Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief

I genuinely can't tell if this guy didn't know or if he's just JAQing off.

Ответ для Eleanor

Bluesky users when someone isn't familiar with The Specific Thing We're Mad About Right Now

Ответ для Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief

I thought it was a specific wordle problem like they used a bad word or something or there was a wordle incident.

Ответ для rossholliday

no it's that they take the money from their word games and recipes and etc which is basically pure profit, put that into their "journalism", and use that to advocate against trans people.

Ответ для Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief

I knew the NYT sucks overall. I was in my mid 20s for 9/11 and have thus been aware of their bloodlust and savagery for that long. I just thought maybe there was a specific incident I’d missed. Thanks!

Ответ для rossholliday

understandable, np. yeah they've been really really really awful for trans people. their articles being cited as evidence in transphobic laws, supreme court rulings, etc is common place

Ответ для Katie Tightpussy, Editor-In-Chief

transphobia and genocide more generally factory! they really do it all, which makes this kind of ignorance all the more astounding

Ответ для rossholliday

Just in case you'd like to read more, this is a piece of excellent trans journalism talking about how the NYT at the leadership level has been pushing to mainstream transphobia. bsky.app/profile/shel...

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This ain't it, man. assignedmedia.org/breaking-new...

Like, it's such a minor, minor thing and they can even clear that hurdle. The bar is buried in the earth and they still trip over it.

Ответ для Cesena Marie🕷️ 🏳️‍⚧️

Look cis people care about us as long as they aren't mildly inconvenienced in any way, even something as simple as finding another word game that makes them feel smarter than they are.

There are books, comics and so on by people that I grew up with & that I was passionate about, to the point of evangelising about them. But I was also able to give them up, and I *really* don't understand what hold Wordle and the Diana Wynne Jones wannabe have on these grown adults.

Does the NYT’s even get money from Wordle though ?

Ответ для General Willich’s pet raccoon

The majority of their funding comes from the games and recipes aspects.

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In other words, NYT is increasingly becoming a gaming and recipe company, with revenue from that business helping subsidize the higher costs of their journalism (which has been weaponized in favor of trans genocide). They depend on liberals not caring enough to boycott them.

But there’s no other alternative children’s book series OR word games! None exist! At all!

We make fun of JK’s mediocre writing, but she really stumbled upon a combo of escapist fantasy and unchallenging, status quo-validating politics that’s apparently harder for some people to quit than crack cocaine. Even people who know it’s bad will go for one more hit via a new fic or whatever.

It's so frustrating 'cause, like, I was *massively* into HP as a kid, and I also had a *very* long Wordle streak. But giving them up was...frankly pretty painless? There's just this refusal to even consider that trans people also gave up this stuff and didn't throw a tantrum over it.

Ответ для GDwarble

especially with HP, I don't see how people separate the art from the artist when so much of rowling is woven into the story

Ответ для Tamreen

Honestly, if she was just a bigot who sat alone in her castle and sent mean messages in the group chat with her fellow transphobes I probably wouldn't care if anyone read her, really? But she's actively funding transphobic orgs and legal challenges to make transphobia the law of the land in the UK.

Ответ для GDwarble

Exactly, she’s basically said “I take the money I make from Harry Potter and pour it into campaigns actively targeting trans people because I hate trans people” and people will still be like “okay but I want to keep buying HP stuff and I can’t just not do that :/“

bet they're still buying microsoft shit too

The hypocrisy is off the scale. There are so many wordle clones, it's unbelievable

Oh, right. I had actually forgotten *why* I dropped the English version of the daily word game.