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Vady

He/they Like a cat but with opinions in English

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Why did you transition? Right answers only. Disco Elysium. Not even kidding. I had been thinking about it for years but had been... unsure? And playing that game, and meeting some of the wonderful community of fans, made something click and made me realize I really, really wanted to.

Talia Rose 🏳️‍⚧️

Why did you transition? Right answers only. I knew I wanted to since I was capable of thought, but I didn't have the words for it, nor did I realize it was actually a thing one could do in an effective way. In 2017, a partner saw all of the signs and was able to help me get started 🏳️‍⚧️

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Rowling is the ultimate proof that we cannot have billionaires. She technically made her fortune without fucking over the working class. A borderline miracle. And yet, she remains a monster that wants to make the world worse. We can either have billionaires or freedom, not both.

Aidan Comerford

This is Rowling's pinned tweet, and yet, just this week, she is funding legal cases against Féile Belfast and Amnesty International for exercising their free speech and fair opinion. She is using her massive wealth to terrorise these orgs into compilance, because she doesn't believe in free speech.

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to be perfectly clear, every time you buy one of these shitty donuts, more money goes into the 'oh goody me, how magical to delight in doing active and ongoing harm to trans people' bucket. we don't enrich TERFs, pals. nostalgia is not a virtue - we very much know better here, now, today.

Critics slam Tim Hortons Harry Potter promotion as anti-2SLGBTQ+ | CBC NewsTim Hortons has announced a new Harry Potter promotion, but the reaction online has been anything but magical.www.cbc.ca
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Yeah, two things can be true--you can genuinely enjoy and even love a movie and also have (or agree with) criticisms of it. This is normal and ok.

Chuck Wendig

I enjoyed Nolan's ODYSSEY quite a bit, and found it more moving than expected. I also read Wilson's critique and found that both enjoyable and insightful. It's not even really a bad review -- it's an incisive dissection from the POV of someone whose knives have long been sharpened on the material.

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