If you go to JKR’s website, scroll down to rumours and misinformation, you get these wonderful questions
@mjdxp all answers I agree with
@yassie_j do you have cancer if you *are* cancer
@yassie_j strong why are you asking questions answered by my tshirt energy
@yassie_j iirc she invited epstein to one of her shitty plays in like 2018, well after he was known as the pedo guy. so it’s not something fairly innocent like “attended the same party in 2005”
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1: yes
2: yes
3: okay look, I know, I get it, i wouldn't wish cancer on even my worst enemies, it fucking sucks.... but..., if she DID, I'm not exactly gonna shed a tear for her.
4: Almost certainly yes, not that I know who or what Beira's Place is?
5: why do you think?
6: aaaaand almost certainly - If not, gimme about a week and she will have far worse things in there than mold.
@yassie_j My FAQ has people asking a lot of questions already answered by my FAQ
@yassie_j Site doesn't work for me at all. I think our aggressive network-level adblocking is breaking it. 😂
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i had no idea she had mold in her house
@yassie_j "my t-shirt explaining why I'm in the epstein files has people asking a lot of questions explained by my shirt"
@floppyplopper “I don’t have mold in my house” is a funny thing to have to defend
@yassie_j the one about mold caught me off guard lmao
@taylan oh, look, there’s a terf that decided to show up
If it’s such an obvious BS that nobody takes seriously, why even bother refuting it?
@taylan no I’m one of those people who doesn’t think that exclusion is a solution to anything
and JKR is certainly advocating for a whole lot of exclusion
@taylan for your own very specific definition of women, of course, because why not also exclude people from that 😉
And no, I in fact do not believe that excluding people by gender is a good solution in any case. It’s no different than excluding people by skin color, or religion, or place of birth, etc. This stuff is operating on stereotypes and only stereotypes. If you have to exclude, exclude on based on actions, not based on labels.
It really is just racism in different clothes
So you’re advocating for the complete abolition of:
- Female-only sports
Honestly, I’m against sports in general - at a high level it’s mostly just a dumb competition of genetics in the end, these days training can only bring you to the level your genetics limit you to. And “who won the genetic lottery” is just an awful concept in the end.
- Female-only restrooms
I don’t like traditional gender separated restrooms in general, more private gender neutral restrooms are just better, I’m like 10x more comfortable in them compared to male-only ones.
- Female-only locker rooms
Same argument as with restrooms - give more private, secure spaces and that’s fine. I will be more comfortable too.
- Female-only political groups
Yes. I don’t think it’s healthy, just like male-only political groups aren’t
You’re assuming like I want that these things just disappeared and got replaced with nothing, where in actuality, they can be replaced with better solutions than we have today. The fact that we’re doing things by gender roles these days is the limiting factor on how good things can be.
“Physical reality” is a very fun way to define things, because I haven’t seen anything defining whether some matter is male or female in physics. The “physical reality” is your own definition, just like everything else, you’re just trying to hide behind some “objective” definition to throw labels. Fun exercise: how would “physical reality” define what is a car and what isn’t?
“Social reality” comes into stereotyping. You could make (and some people do make) the same arguments about racial minorities. How is this different from racism again?
@yassie_j it is so funny to me that the mold thing got to her enough to actively mention it in her FAQ lmao
@mia “nobody asked, but I don’t have mold”
@yassie_j this is answering questions that no one even asked yet
@yassie_j Oh yeah completely normal sections to add on your personal website. I’m sure everyone has sections like these on their website.
@yassie_j Now on the Web Archive!
https://web.archive.org/web/20260915185024/https://www.jkrowling.com/faqs/
braces for legal threats
@yassie_j does J.K. Rowling cause cancer?