(Although, I maintain that the climax reveal of "FantBeastic Wheretofind" that Stern Cop Colin Farrell had been Johnny Depp, noted wife-beating pirate, all along, is an unironic *pitch perfect* metaphor for fascism)

[...] scariest thing Rowling could imagine was... trans people

And hating trans people mattered more to her than the "sanctity" of her centrist fantasy land.

Basically its proof that Rowling was finally cracked

See, in 2007, Gellert Grindlewald's slogan was "For the Greater Good" because the scariest thing Rowling could imagine was militant utilitarianism

But in 2018, Gellert Grindlewald's slogan was "The Freedom To Be Ourselves" because the [...]

The enemy of my enemy can stand over there, next to the kind of people who say "the enemy of my enemy is my friend"

I truly believe that Henry Cavill could have been great as Superman if he'd been given a good script just *once*

But he wasn't, and I don't control any part of the Warner Bros Discovery conglomerate, and if I thought I could get that by arguing with strangers on the internet I still wouldn't

"Ho-hoo, I'd like to see the cancel-happy Left try to cancel *this* beloved public figure! [the Left casually cancels the public figure and continues boycotting McDonalds & Starbucks] Ah, well, nevertheless,"

also, watch Food Theory. there's some horrible shit in the food production industry and they aren't shy about shining a light on it, Food Theory's doing some LEGIT journalism.

Maybe they're William Godwin

The man who was the dad that Mary Shelley dedicated her "what if there was a man who was shit at being a dad" book to

"Yup, that's the Moon, right where we left her"

Plot twist where Achilles' mother did this, figured she'd beat the curse... and discovered too late that by holding him under by the ankle, she had left the ankle vulnerable