It really depends on why. If their religion tells them life begins at conception then as much as I disagree with them, I don't believe they are anti-abortion for bigoted reasons.
I believe he just has an opinion on a medical intervention for children. I don't see why that counts as bigotry.
What did he say?
do you have a screenshot of Professor Jacob George mocking trans people?
I did offer to agree to disagree lol, it's obvious we aren't going to change each others minds
I think we just disagree on what counts as promotion vs reporting, if the guardian followed the standards you are proposing they would have to avoid covering a lot of major stories related to controversial figures
No? I can think for myself. Harry Potter is a large franchise with multiple stakeholders, just because the writer is a vocal TERF doesn't mean reporting on anything Harry Potter related is transphobic.
I think we will have to agree to disagree on this one.
you said "Hp does nothing to help man or is something that one needs to function in society", none of that stuff is needed to function in society. It's all relevant to the film industry.
I just think it's crazy people are saying the guardian is transphobic
That is not how we decide whether things are newsworthy in the film section of The Guardian, like look at the stuff next to it:
idk they are all newsworthy, my point is that reporting on stuff is not the same as endorsing it
I mean, if they report on a SpaceX rocket launch or new Tesla model does that make them transphobic too? Elon is similar to JK Rowling
I know JK Rowling's position on trans people, just curious how the guardian reporting that a Harry Potter store is opening makes the guardian transphobic.
Can you stop this nonsense, we already have insanely expensive electricity bills
Because they reported that a Harry Potter store is opening? I don't understand
you are so dumb
ohh idk then, just delete all your tweets and change your name
It's down for everyone
everyone on earth got banned
twitter had a good run, gg
yeah it is
Dark Matter is also really good, explores parallel dimensions in quite a unique way
I liked Hijack too but that's not scifi, just a thriller set on an aeroplane
For All Mankind - alt history show where the space race never ended with the moon landings
Silo - show about thousands of people living in a massive nuclear bunker for hundreds of years, has a bit of similarity to severance in the way lots of lore questions are unanswered initially
Trump knows that Putin's propaganda machine keeps him popular in america and in the world
The waste is really not that bad, we've been storing it securely for decades with no problems.
France get the majority its energy from nuclear fission
you are missing out
oh lol I thought it was twitter
pixel pen has a bit more character but I think both are fine, it's a tiny difference
This feels like pre-elon twitter, very nice
How do people split their time between twitter and bluesky?
