The gathering also drew around 250 people who were opposed to the event.
Funniest thing I saw was some rando on twitter threatening that they would follow people to their homes.
The gathering also drew around 250 people who were opposed to the event.
Funniest thing I saw was some rando on twitter threatening that they would follow people to their homes.
Attention: The communist ideas are all around.
Attention: There are several communistas already among us.
Attention: The communism is imminent.
People are vulgarizing the term. In this way, commu…
Whoah!
Attention: there are some people flirting with nazism.
Attention: It isn’t just flirting, they are nazis for real.
Attention: The nazism is imminent.
It’s their fault for trivializing the term.
By Raphael Salimena - @linhadotrem.bsky.social on Bluesky
Outsourced concentration camps:
My Gods, I hope I outlive most of these nazi scumsuckers. It would be most satisfying, and the air would smell a little sweeter with them gone.
It’s only going to get stronger
Idiots.
One can only hope. But they have a lot of money to pump into far right parties, and the ears of all the social media companies. We have to stay vigilant.
ETA
Quakers?!? What the hell? And in England?? The way America’s going, I could see it happening here (unfortunately. )
Why is the rest of the world following our horrible example?
Yes, it reads as very American.
They broke open the front door without warning or ringing the bell first, searching the whole building and arresting six women attending the meeting in a hired room.
To me, that’s a bit harsh. Lots of people read Harry Potter before Rowling came out as a bigoted jerk. In fact, the kids who read from the beginning of the series are very much adults now. No point in insulting them for something they did as children. Also, plenty of adults enjoy ‘young adult’ fiction. They’re “real books” too…at least, the good ones.
You’re right. Putting all HP fans in the same basket as the reactionaries isn’t very cool. Even though I don’t like the books at all, especially since I’m not the target audience, I know they were important for kids.
I confess that I am prejudiced and that the encounters I had with fans of this universe deeply irritated me. Not everyone who read HP is reactionary and some can see the flaws in the books and the author’s character.
I was having a similar conversation with my brother this week. We were talking about how “roqueiros”, the local rock fans still think they are superior just because they listen to a style of music that most of the population doesn’t know about. To make matters worse, many of these rock fans have become the worst kind of conservatives, those who hate the poor and the culture of their own country.
ETA
That said, you can always separate the work from the artist who created it. But in the case of HP, I believe both are pretty bad.