Any time someone trots out J.K. Rowling to demonstrate that this stuff isn't real, you know they aren't making a good faith argument. Obviously a billionaire is

Any time someone trots out J.K. Rowling to demonstrate that this stuff isn't real, you know they aren't making a good faith argument. Obviously a billionaire isn't going to be deeply effected by a twitter mob. People are put off by incidents where a random nobody is filmed have some sort of melt down, the video is share context free, and that person loses their job, friends, etc. It's the willingness of employers to bow to twitter pressure and fire people that is truly terrible, especially in the US where health insurance is tied to employment.