Queen terf's new children's book is in early development for a movie. r/boxoffice loses its shit over the news. Jannies had to step in and mop and lock the post.

Holy frick the whole halocost denying thing became canon like within 2 days

This is funny because repeating a lie until it became true is a tactic Nazis used very effectively.

Real interesting that after the transphobia accusations didn't kill her career they started pushing her as antisemitic to try to kill her career

It's poetic justice that her books in large part helped create the genderspecial strags she now has to contend with, but at least we get to watch her dab on them from her ivory tower

Are you saying the Holocaust was not about the Nazis murdering twelve million Valid Real Women and Men, no other ethnic minorities, races, or religions were involved at all? You denier!

It's the mainstream reddit version of KiA types going "well no one's gonna want to see this show made by insert previously successful Hollywood writer here because they're woke!"

And at least those writers relied mostly on their connections which could be threatened, JK Rowling is way too rich to have her status threatened by the classic smear techniques.

I was JK was half as based as transfolk think she is

Yeah, it's one of the few entertainment subreddits that doesn't degenerate into typical redditard nonsense in every post.

But at the end of the day they're all still r-slurs who can't help but

e're just not used to seeing POC (people of chipmunk) in children's literature so it's a brave step for J.K. Rowling to take.

"Who's gonna go see a Christmas movie for all the family by a famous writer of kids' books? Pft! It'll sink like a stone!"

Think of it - a movie that probably won't have one-tenth of the modern liberal Diversity And Inclusion, that won't have nudity or swearing or those kinds of themes, where you can safely bring your small kids to spend a couple of hours without any "Mommy. what are those two men doing? Mommy, are those clowns?" awkward explanations. A lot of parents will go to this no matter who wrote it just for the sake of "thank God, something normal at last".

"The Christmas Pig was published by Hachette Children's Group in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and India, and by Scholastic in the US and Canada. It was the number one bestseller on its first week on sale in the UK, selling 60,010 copies, the 16th book of Rowling's to reach number one in its first week. The novel also topped The New York Times's children's middle grade hardcover bestseller list."

Yeah, definitely nobody bought the book and won't be going to see this when it hits cinemas.