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There is NO ethical consumption of Harry Potter

Not the books, movies, or tv show. Not licensed games or merch. Not fanfic. Not even pirated.

EVERY bit keeps the franchise alive and enables JKR's transphobia

If you truly care about trans people, you need to let it die

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in reply to Gwen The Red Moss

@Gwendolyn studios TRACK pirating, and consider high numbers interest in their shows

it also keeps the franchise alive and spreads its influence. just like fanfic and fan art.

ALL OF IT keeps HP alive

You have to let it all go

Just read the essay

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in reply to Gwen The Red Moss

@Gwendolyn honestly as a person who used to be a fan when i was young and thought about the content for a bit. Ursula K. Le Guin is 100% spot on in her assessment: "stylistically ordinary, imaginatively derivative, and ethically rather mean-spirited"

There's just better content and her transphobia is proof she's ethically a broken person and i would no longer want to feed my mind from her well.

in reply to hot tran*sexual menace

@missqarnstein @Gwendolyn it's literally not about how good or bad you think the books are, and conflating your opinion of them with how horrid their author is is not good, actually. read the previous essay for more on that

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in reply to Jonathan Lamothe

@me @vramvoolenaar

Discworld is top notch comedy and top notch fantasy, all in one. The first three books are not so good, but Pratchett gets better fast.

Not really children books, they are more all-ages; they frequently make references to things only adults get.

AFAIK, the only issue could be Pratchet wrote Bad Omens (how ironic!) with Gaiman, who ended up being a very shitty person.

But it is unlikely Pratchet knew, so he is blameless.

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in reply to πŸŽƒ Killy Witches πŸ‘»

EDIT: just saw the "even pirated" line. I want to stress I still won't look fondly on it even if I think it's less bad. I'm leaving the original comment for transparency and the hope others catch it if they didn't in your original post.

P.S., some of us won't judge you as harshly if the nostalgia trip is too strong, but you pirate it so the bitch doesn't get a single red cent. Y'all already do that for shit that isn't made by obsessive genital police.

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in reply to πŸŽƒ Killy Witches πŸ‘»

When I see someone with a Harry Potter T-shirt on or something I immediately think of them as anti-trans. But I also see people in Starbucks or Gail's and I immediately think of them as anti-Palestinian racists.

I mean, they *might not* be those things but if they're so oblivious to what's going on in the world and are just ignorant, they might as well be those things. Ignorance is complicity.

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