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In Solidarity With JK Rowling

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Great that someone with a high public profile is standing up for free speech related to women and common sense

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rosalind galt
2 years ago

Totally support

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Eve-Marie Phipps
2 years ago

Homemaker

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Thank goodness for JK Rowling. I agree with every word she says. Who else can I say that about these days? Very few.......

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Anonymous
2 years ago

When you can push a melon out from an aperture under your anal sphincter come and talk until then shut the fk up

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Des Kearney
2 years ago

teacher

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Peter Rogers
2 years ago

I stand for free speech and against the cancel culture.

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Arran Cassie
2 years ago

Freedom!

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Victoria Steffel
2 years ago

I support Rowling! She supports women!

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Søren Thrane
2 years ago

What is happening in Scotland. Or for that matter in the UK? It seems your whole world/country/nation is collapsing into "Tolerance Tyranny"

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David o sullivan
2 years ago

Ehat jappened to freedom of speech?

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Janet Brookes
2 years ago

A voice of common sense. What has happened to our politicians that they cannot support 50% of the population?

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Anne Thornhill
2 years ago

Agree totally.

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Margaret Finn
2 years ago

Fully behind her!!!

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Kim Reynolds
2 years ago

We need more women to come forward

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Thank you for your bravery representing womankind

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J Baverstock
2 years ago

Good on you JKR

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Panda Bear
2 years ago

I support you JK. Thank you for your well considered points and position.

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Kia Johnston
2 years ago

I fully support JK Rowling

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Anonymous
2 years ago

JK Rowling speaks for me and I thank her for this. I am a older white woman who really resents trans men using women's loo's. I know of men that now dress and call themselves women that still date women stating the are "pre op" or lesbian. You could not make it up. I do not understand all this as we are born either male or female and that is it. No one is perfect but we all get on with it and learn to love our imperfections and live with them. In my view what good does it do to constantly seek to be a woman whilst being a man etc because this cannot end well, again in my view. No one is born in the "wrong skin" as that is simply impossible.