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The article gives examples and links to other articles with more examples. Among other I see it mentions JK Rowling and Bret Weinstein. I don't know enough abo
by justchilly 6y ago
The article gives examples and links to other articles with more examples.
Among other I see it mentions JK Rowling and Bret Weinstein. I don't know enough about this to opine on what they've said, but would you categorize them as people who "constantly spout hateful views of women, LGBTQIAA2S+, and minorities"?
- photokandy 6y agoWhen it comes to JK Rowling, absolutely. She's pretty firmly in TERF territory, and holds pretty damaging views when it comes to those of us who are trans/gender non-conforming.
- hackinthebochs 6y agoWhat exactly has JK Rowlings said that is "hateful"?
- briandear 6y agoShe isn’t “hateful” because she disagrees. Is she not allowed to have an opinion that challenges the orthodoxy? People mix up “hate” with “opinion.” Disagreeing with something isn’t hating people.
- chillwaves 6y agoReally depends on the opinion, doesn't it? If I would say my opinion is white people are inferior and violent, or Christians are primitive and a danger to society, would that not be hateful?