I agree - people are asking her if it’s Yaniv-related on that twitter post and she’s saying no, or at least that’s how I’m reading it.
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I agree - people are asking her if it’s Yaniv-related on that twitter post and she’s saying no, or at least that’s how I’m reading it.
Drum roll please...all is revealed.
That's it? I thought she was going to bomb parliament or something.
I like it. Expressing an ideology with love. People are going to freak the fuck out over a sign of love for an iconic author. When Ogre sees it there will be milk galore.
Edited for repeat word, Sperg.
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I think it's great. It's gonna trigger a fair few that's for sure
. I can hear the sniffles already.Some butthurt will vandalise it before we know it, defacing it with their gender-affirming neon lipstick and matching nail varnish.
Gotta admit I was a little bit disappoint when I first saw this, was hoping for more.
But on longer reflection, this is great. It's gonna result in enough salt from the SJW hordes of Vancouver and NDP Troon Brigade to turn Lake Superior into the Dead Sea 2.0 and I can't wait to taste it.
Thankfully Jonathan and the oger have burnt so many bridges that nobody gives a shit about their opinions. They're both just farting in the wind.
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J.K. Rowling billboard condemned as transphobic and removed as advocates speak out
CTV News Vancouver
Tessa Vikander Reporter, CTVNewsVancouver.ca
Published Saturday, September 12, 2020 4:28PM PDT
VANCOUVER -- A billboard in East Vancouver championing author J.K. Rowling, who has been widely accused of transphobia, was removed Saturday after drawing outrage and condemnation.
The billboard, which was visible from busy Hastings Street, was black with white text that read, "I (heart) JK Rowling."
Vancouver city councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung said she was discouraged to see the billboard put up in her city, given Rowling's controversial statements criticizing the trans rights movement.
“It’s just one of those things where you see it and get that feeling in the pit of your stomach,” said Kirby-Yung before the sign was taken down.
“My first thought was ‘Oh no, really?’”
Photos of the untarnished billboard were shared on social media on Sep. 11. But when CTV News Vancouver visited the billboard on Sep. 12, it had been marked up with blue paint splatter. About an hour later, a Twitter user posted a video of a person hoisted up in a cherry picker and covering over the billboard.
Nicola Spurling, a trans YouTube personality and LGBTQ2+ advocate in Metro Vancouver, tweeted out her disapproval of the billboard before it was covered up. She asked for it to be taken down and questioned why the billboard company allowed it in the first place.
"Why did you allow a billboard that targets trans people?" reads her tweet.
The billboard was coded transphobia, said Kirby-Yung.
“I think it's intentionally intended to incite hate without officially contravening . . . guidelines of hate speech. But the clear intent is to stoke division and be exclusive of people in our city.”
“It's clearly targeted, in my opinion, towards the trans community,” she said.
Rowling, author of the Harry Potter books, has been outspoken about her criticisms of transgender people and even went so far as to write an essay about her views on the topic.
Trans people are protected from discrimination based on their gender under Canadian and B.C. human rights laws.
The people claiming responsibility for the billboard issued a statement on Twitter Saturday insisting they aren't transphobic, while also openly denying the identities of trans women. They described womanhood as "a biological reality, not a feeling," which is a common refrain among opponents of transgender rights.
CTV News Vancouver has reached out to the billboard company, Pattison Outdoor Advertising, for comment.
Before the billboard was removed, Kirby-Yung, who is cisgender, said she would like the billboard to come down and to see allies speak out about it.
“I'd love to see it come down. Ultimately, I would love to see a really strong condemnation from the community, and I mean our collective community not just within the trans community. But, you know, people who are allies and supporters (of trans rights).”
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CTV News Vancouver
Tessa Vikander Reporter, CTVNewsVancouver.ca
Published Saturday, September 12, 2020 4:28PM PDT
VANCOUVER -- A billboard in East Vancouver championing author J.K. Rowling, who has been widely accused of transphobia, was removed Saturday after drawing outrage and condemnation.
The billboard, which was visible from busy Hastings Street, was black with white text that read, "I (heart) JK Rowling."
Vancouver city councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung said she was discouraged to see the billboard put up in her city, given Rowling's controversial statements criticizing the trans rights movement.
“It’s just one of those things where you see it and get that feeling in the pit of your stomach,” said Kirby-Yung before the sign was taken down.
“My first thought was ‘Oh no, really?’”
Photos of the untarnished billboard were shared on social media on Sep. 11. But when CTV News Vancouver visited the billboard on Sep. 12, it had been marked up with blue paint splatter. About an hour later, a Twitter user posted a video of a person hoisted up in a cherry picker and covering over the billboard.
Nicola Spurling, a trans YouTube personality and LGBTQ2+ advocate in Metro Vancouver, tweeted out her disapproval of the billboard before it was covered up. She asked for it to be taken down and questioned why the billboard company allowed it in the first place.
"Why did you allow a billboard that targets trans people?" reads her tweet.
The billboard was coded transphobia, said Kirby-Yung.
“I think it's intentionally intended to incite hate without officially contravening . . . guidelines of hate speech. But the clear intent is to stoke division and be exclusive of people in our city.”
“It's clearly targeted, in my opinion, towards the trans community,” she said.
Rowling, author of the Harry Potter books, has been outspoken about her criticisms of transgender people and even went so far as to write an essay about her views on the topic.
Trans people are protected from discrimination based on their gender under Canadian and B.C. human rights laws.
The people claiming responsibility for the billboard issued a statement on Twitter Saturday insisting they aren't transphobic, while also openly denying the identities of trans women. They described womanhood as "a biological reality, not a feeling," which is a common refrain among opponents of transgender rights.
CTV News Vancouver has reached out to the billboard company, Pattison Outdoor Advertising, for comment.
Before the billboard was removed, Kirby-Yung, who is cisgender, said she would like the billboard to come down and to see allies speak out about it.
“I'd love to see it come down. Ultimately, I would love to see a really strong condemnation from the community, and I mean our collective community not just within the trans community. But, you know, people who are allies and supporters (of trans rights).”
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Less than 24 hours. Fuck. I can't wait to get back to America and the first, (and second), fucking amendment. I am entirely disgusted by Canada's cuckoldry.
Sadly, very sadly, we're not falling far behind in some places.
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How would the first amendment (or the second one) stop special interest group(s)/individuals from convincing an advertising business to take down a sign?
It has nothing to do with the billboard but everything to do with individual rights. That is why it is in parenthesis, re.tard.
hellohap
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What does the first amendment have to do with private individuals and businesses. The government isn't interfering with freedom of speech or anyone's liberty in this case. The city councillor in this case didn't force the billboard to come down. Ultimately Pattison chose to do it it based on one activist's complaint.
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Fuck dude. If you can't get the nuance thus far, there is no way a conversation will be productive. I will now disengage.
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The same Sarah Kirby-Yung who...
God pretty much bent Yaniv over a pinball machine in a dive bar and fucked him with a rake.
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