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The misogynist hyperbole is out of hand.
The misogynist hyperbole on this topic is so out of hand that it's hard to know if/when/why to react (or ignore) but in case it means anything to @jk_rowling or anyone else that journalists like me speak up: I think Strangio's is an absolutely appalling, libellous remark https://t.co/hHPrKPOIEC
— Susanna Rustin (@SusannaRustin) February 6, 2021
The iron law of internet “harm” talk: if the thing you’re accusing people of is sufficiently serious, you’re excused from having to provide any evidence to suggest that it’s actually true
— Oliver Burkeman (@oliverburkeman) February 6, 2021
If the idea that the most spurious link between the beliefs of two people or groups of people regardless of how far apart their politics may actually be really does equate to a strong alignment, does that mean that because my favoured dog breed is the German Shepherd I am closely aligned with Adolf Hitler?
AoS, of course it does. And if you’ve a vegetarian, you have another alignment with Hitler. I hope you don’t have any As or Hs in your name…
Well, my surname is just a ‘c’ short of being typically Germanic, and I don’t like the intense odour of a fishmonger’s shop (Adolf supposedly hated the smell of fish). I was about to say that I’m only a girlfriend-called-Eva away from building a Reich when it dawned on me that I have an electric shaver made by Braun.