Nevertheless, it would be difficult to find a more glaring example of hypocrisy than their self-serving statement painting themselves as the real victims of this disturbing affair. Rowling contacted the police, who said in a statement that they were aware of the incident last Friday and вЂinquiries were continuingвЂ™.ДЇrost, Smith and Stars said they stood by their actions but revealed on social media the following day that вЂwhile we stand by the photo, since posting it we have received an overwhelming amount of serious and transphobic messages so we have decided to take down the photoвЂ™.Д«eing reduced to the level of the mob, whatever the circumstances, is never advisable. Other examples, which poured in from all over the world, are still on Twitter groups set up specifically to target Rowling, including: вЂRot in HellвЂ™, вЂJK Rowling is a liarвЂ™, вЂJK Rowling is trash, вЂJK Rowling stands forвЂ¦ j k*ll rowling,вЂ™ and вЂjk Rowling I am about to dress like myself to K!ll youвЂ™. The Mail found this, however: вЂD!E ALREADY FFS (for f**** sake). The vast majority of the trolls hid behind anonymised profiles and sometimes substituted letters with other characters in the most offensive words to avoid being removed by search engines such as вЂD!eвЂ™ (Die), вЂR*peвЂ™ (Rape), and вЂK!llвЂ™ (Kill).ДЄlmost all the vitriol sent to RowlingвЂ™s online account has been deleted. Rowling is very much a вЂCissyвЂ™, to use the trans vernacular, voicing her views on the importance of biological sex, arguing that the activity of a tiny minority was leading to the вЂerasure of womenвЂ™

RowlingвЂ™s agent did not wish to disclose whether any of the threats and vile insults she was subjected to were sent directly to her home.Д«ut within hours of her address being tweeted by the three trans activists, the sluice gates had burst open. So they adopted a cowardly tactic known as вЂdoxingвЂ™ - publishing personal information to enable others to take action. Presumably they knew that breaching someoneвЂ™s privacy is not a criminal offence and it would probably be up to the author to pursue a civil case against them, which was unlikely. In the eyes of the hate mob that now makes Rowling - and others like her who are targets of the вЂcancel cultureвЂ™ zealots - fair game for almost any kind of abuse.Д®ven Frost, though - who has appeared in BBC shows - surely couldnвЂ™t have imagined targeting (hounding, many would say) the author of Harry Potter a few years after receiving a prize from an actress acclaimed for her role as Hermione Granger.ДЇrost, 29, and her companions appear to have been very careful not to overstep the mark, despite identifying RowlingвЂ™s home. Speaking up for women, in other words, in the same way Miss Frost did during her acceptance speech.

Rowling is very much a вЂCissyвЂ™, to use the trans vernacular, voicing her views on the importance of biological sex, arguing that the activity of a tiny minority was leading to the вЂerasure of womenвЂ™. The trio, whom Rowling has accused of trying to вЂintimidateвЂ™ her for вЂspeaking up for womenвЂ™s sex-based rightsвЂ™, were carrying placards with the messages вЂTrans Liberation NowвЂ™, вЂTrans Rights Are Human RightsвЂ™, and вЂDonвЂ™t Be A CissyвЂ™, a pun on вЂcisвЂ™, a term meaning someone whose gender identity corresponds with their sex at birth. Its effect? To stir up online abuse of the author, who has found herself accused of transphobia ever since she mocked an online article in June 2020 which used the words вЂpeople who menstruateвЂ™ instead of вЂwomenвЂ™. The picture, which clearly showed RowlingвЂ™s address, was posted on social media. Her final year at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School saw Georgia Frost (pictured) crowned winner of the coveted Alan Bates Award at a glittering ceremony in LondonвЂ™s Covent GardenДЇrost was standing next to fellow вЂtrans activistsвЂ™, вЂdrag kingвЂ™ Richard Energy (real name Janina Smith) and drag queen Holly Stars.

Alphabet harry potter font