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Is JK Rowling pushing the boundaries too far?

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Sarnia Tue 02-Apr-24 13:49:56

J K Rowling all the way. Someone in the public eye who isn't afraid of saying and standing up for what she believes is right. More power to her elbow. Rishi stepped in to put a stop to the Gender Reform Bill in Scotland, is he able to do the same with this?

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Rockyroad Tue 02-Apr-24 13:44:23

Smileless2012

She's amazing isn't she.

Yes she is.

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Smileless2012 Tue 02-Apr-24 13:42:55

She's amazing isn't she.

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ronib Tue 02-Apr-24 13:36:07

I am glad that I don’t live in Scotland.

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Aveline Tue 02-Apr-24 13:34:29

I'm so glad to have brave JKRowling speaking up for so many of us. What a woman. The whole situation is just awful on so many counts.

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GrannyGravy13 Tue 02-Apr-24 13:33:48

I wholeheartedly support J K Rowling.

The abuse she receives on X (Twitter) is deplorable, including the staking out/stalking of a women and child mistakenly identified as her daughter and grandchild.

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RosiesMaw Tue 02-Apr-24 13:31:14

digitaleditions.telegraph.co.uk/data/1662/reader/reader.html?social#!preferred/0/package/1662/pub/1662/page/3/article/NaN
Well pigeons, cat and among , but with reference to the particular examples she instances I am team JK.
Scotland is digging a massive hole for itself with regard to so-called “hate crime” and if it wasn’t that 1984 was 40 years ago I’d say it had arrived.

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