JK Rowling reveals she is survivor of domestic abuse and sexual assault

[The Brain]

Does too, fuck you.

So cruel.

[The Brain]

Respecting other people and respecting their right to drink the Kool-Aid should always be enough. Making drinking the Kool-Aid a requirement is destructive. It is also, since there are so many mutually exclusive Kool-Aids, a recipe for perpetual strife.

[merithyn]

Wasn't this latest round started by her objecting to an online article writing about "people who menstruate" as writing "women" instead would be offensive because not every self-declared women have the organs to menstruate with?

By her standards, I'm not a woman even though I've birthed five children.

[garbon]

Respecting other people and respecting their right to drink the Kool-Aid should always be enough. Making drinking the Kool-Aid a requirement is destructive. It is also, since there are so many mutually exclusive Kool-Aids, a recipe for perpetual strife.

I'm not sure how she was forced to share her thoughts on twitter.

[The Brain]

Respecting other people and respecting their right to drink the Kool-Aid should always be enough. Making drinking the Kool-Aid a requirement is destructive. It is also, since there are so many mutually exclusive Kool-Aids, a recipe for perpetual strife.

I'm not sure how she was forced to share her thoughts on twitter.

My impression is that she shared the "wrong" thoughts. Demanding silence from people who disagree seems to me to be very destructive.

[garbon]

Respecting other people and respecting their right to drink the Kool-Aid should always be enough. Making drinking the Kool-Aid a requirement is destructive. It is also, since there are so many mutually exclusive Kool-Aids, a recipe for perpetual strife.

I'm not sure how she was forced to share her thoughts on twitter.

My impression is that she shared the "wrong" thoughts. Demanding silence from people who disagree seems to me to be very destructive.

I think the world would be better off if fewer people went on Twitter rants.

[The Brain]

Respecting other people and respecting their right to drink the Kool-Aid should always be enough. Making drinking the Kool-Aid a requirement is destructive. It is also, since there are so many mutually exclusive Kool-Aids, a recipe for perpetual strife.

I'm not sure how she was forced to share her thoughts on twitter.

My impression is that she shared the "wrong" thoughts. Demanding silence from people who disagree seems to me to be very destructive.

I think the world would be better off if fewer people went on Twitter rants.

Possibly. You can start by shutting up your president.

[DGuller]

Respecting other people and respecting their right to drink the Kool-Aid should always be enough. Making drinking the Kool-Aid a requirement is destructive. It is also, since there are so many mutually exclusive Kool-Aids, a recipe for perpetual strife.

I'm not sure how she was forced to share her thoughts on twitter.

So it's okay to have different thoughts, as long as you don't share them?

[Valmy]

So it's okay to have different thoughts, as long as you don't share them?

On twitter? Yes. One should never share or discuss thoughts on twitter. It is a platform that is terrible at facilitating nuanced discussions and is excellent at facilitating harrasment campaigns and tribal echo chambers.

[garbon]

So it's okay to have different thoughts, as long as you don't share them?

On twitter? Yes. One should never share or discuss thoughts on twitter. It is a platform that is terrible at facilitating nuanced discussions and is excellent at facilitating harrasment campaigns and tribal echo chambers.

[Caliga]

twitter...is terrible

I whittled your post down to the most relevant parts.

[Eddie Teach]

Twitter seems like just going and shouting your thoughts on the street, except they get recorded for people to hold against you years later.

[garbon]

[The Brain]

I know it's a tabloid, but can they stop using "JK"? "Wedding day... JK", tell us what it really was instead.

[Josquius]

Considering the views of general Sun readers.... I guess they look up to this guy.