Comments by "Im Caj" (@KratostheThird) on "JK Rowling Was Right" video.

Because they're not real adults. They're man children in their 20s and 30s.
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@royboy6890 I'm not sure if you loved rock music or not but back in the 80's a musician named Frank Zappa was voicing against the PMRC for trying to place a warning label on rock albums that contained explicit lyrics. There is no doubt in my mind that Frank, with his left leaning views of the era, would be considered a "right winger" in today's world.
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@TheExceedermjw I'm in my mid 30s. Back then in the 1990's if you were a socially awkward autistic kid, you were basically an outcast. I was there at the schools back then so I can speak from experience. In high school until I graduated in 2005 I was a socially awkward teen. Not surprisingly, I befriended other socially awkward kids, with a number of them dabbling in computer tech and video games. When I entered college I finally started getting out of that awkward phase. As an adult I must say I am very thankful I avoided the "groomers" who like to target autistic children, because they are naive. Like them, I used to believe everything the grown ups said, I wasn't old enough to see the crap they were spewing. And this is a big reason why you see a lot of 10 - 18 year old kids identifying as LGBTQ individuals. Identity politics has ruined these impressionable kids. I've been in Discord groups where kids literally half my age are seriously depressed, and all they know is the internet. Us Millennials in our early to mid 30s were the last children to truly enjoy a more democratic society where we played outside, soaked our friends with Super Soakers, went to Toys-R-Us, and played N64 and PS1 games with our bros. Kids today will never have the childhood I had, and my peers who are also in their mid 30s like me are largely responsible for grooming these kids and forcing them to transition and identify with the LGBTQ movement.
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@pinkdiamond1847 Whatever happened to the tomboy?
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@jshoffyman Did she bring this up only after it became popular to dunk on JK Rowling or did she always felt this way about the Cho Chang character?
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@jshoffyman That was a long time ago. Daniel Radcliffe was still in his teens when the Harry Potter film that introduced Cho was released. I watched the movie in theaters in the mid 2000’s. This is outrage culture, there’s no getting around it. Because of her politics I have lost respect for JK Rowling, but I’m also not siding with the once teen actors now in their 30’s canceling her on Twitter and other websites.
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