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The creator of “Harry Potter” JK Rowling published a message of “thanks” to the left, in X, after President Donald Trump He signed the executive order “No Men In Women’s Sports” on Wednesday.
Trump signed the executive order In national girls and women on Sports Day, which celebrates female athletes in women’s sports and those who are committed to providing equal access to sports for all women.
Rowling’s publication included a photo of Trump surrounded by applauding female athletes while holding the executive order that he had just signed, as well as a message for “the left” that fightened to allow biological men to compete in women’s sports.
“Congratulations to each person on the left who has been campaigning to destroy the rights of women and girls. Without you, there would be no images like this,” Rowling said in X.
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Rowling expanded his thinking in Another publication in Xsaying that “why do you care about a small fraction of the population?” The line is “completely ridiculous.”
He complained: “Gender ideology has undermined freedom of expression, scientific truth, homosexual rights and security, privacy and dignity of women and girls. It has also caused irreparable physical damage to vulnerable boys No one voted for it, the vast majority of people do not agree with him, however, he has been imposed, from top to bottom, by politicians, medical care bodies, academy, media sections, celebrities, celebrities And even the police. ”
Rowling suggested: “This movement has impacted society in a disastrous way, and if it had any sense, it would silently eliminate each trace of activists, ad hominem attacks, false equivalence and circular arguments of its X -Feeds.”
The author of “Harry Potter” has been an open defender to protect women’s sports in recent years, never avoiding sharing his thoughts on the subject, even when he could cost his freedom.
Last year, the BBC awarded its Annual Women’s Footballers of the Year award to the Zambiano Barbra Banda player. Banda retired from the Zambia team for the Women’s Africa Cup in Morocco after not complying with the sexual eligibility requirements in 2022, the BBC previously reported.
Banda was allowed to compete at the Paris Olympic Games and became the second top scorer in the National Women’s Soccer League of the United States (NWSL) last season, playing for Orlando’s pride.
Rowling spoke in a publication about X, writing: “presumably, the BBC decided that this was more efficient in the time than to go door to door to spit directly on the faces of women.”
JK Rowling has been a vocal defender of women’s sports in recent years. (Getty images)
Rowling too publicly advocated Scotland The hate crime law signed the law last year, challenging the Scottish authorities to arrest her for calling “a man a man.”
According to the website of the Scottish Parliament, the bill of “hate crime and public order” adds “a new crime of causing hatred against any of the protected groups covered by the bill,” one of which is the ” transgender identity “.
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Rowling began a long publication on social networks by listing several biological male criminals who claimed to be transgender just before being sentenced for several crimes. Some of the crimes included sexually assaulting a 10 -year -old child and possession of 16,000 illicit images of children and rape.
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Ryan Gaydos, Jackson Thompson and Alba Cuebas-Fantauzzi of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.
