Just trying to point how ideologically inconsistent you are.
I dont know what else to tell you.
Plastic_Ramses
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If someone got a tattoo before rowling "came out" as a giant dickface, does that make the person with the tattoo a bigot?
Just try thinking for a moment. There is a pretty simple conclusion here.
If im using your logic, yes.
But im not. You are.
Enjoying Harry Potter doesn't mean they have to engage with JK Rowling.
It can mean talking about it with fans, getting a tattoo, cosplaying, or just rereading a book.
If you see a harry potter tattoo and the first thing you think is "bigot", youre just a prejudiced dickface.
Lol, then thanks for spreading hatred in an unjust system?
That's super cool of you.
Youre using Lemmy right now, a system created by an unabashed tankie.
Congrats on the genocide support you fascist.
/s
Better apply that energy to other things, too.
Like the rolling stones? You're a pedophile.
Enjoy Top Gun? You support scientology.
Ever played any Blizzard game? You support sexual harassment.
Ever ate anything related to Nestle? You support slavery.
There is no ethical consumption under capitalism. You better get used to it.
Makes me think of mouse on a motorcycle.
And the internet will say its the democrats fault.
Bizarre and abnormal are multiple syllables, do you really expect a republican to understand multisyllabic words?
I am ignorant on KOSA, and it's actually the first time im hearing about this.
Can OP give me a summary of why this is bad?
Very occasionally, it can be a good thing to "protect the children."
Edit: did a tad of research:
KOSA will lead to people who make online content about sex education, and LGBTQ+ identity and health, being persecuted and shut down as well. Views on how, or if, these subjects should be broached vary widely across U.S. communities. All it will take is one member of the Federal Trade Commission seeking to score political points, or a state attorney general seeking to ensure re-election, to start going after the online speech his or her constituents don’t like.
There are critiques to be made, that is very clear.
But just lumping everyone into the bigot pile because the author of one of the most beloved children's stories decided to lose her mind 15 years afterwards is kind of a bad idea, no?
I think its pretty safe to say youre just being prejudiced.