Merry Terfmas! J.K. Rowling Wraps Up 2024 by Celebrating ‘Vibe Shift’ Over Trans Ideology

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A few days ago, J.K. Rowling marked the fifth anniversary of the day she dove headlong into the transgender debate, with her post defending Maya Forstater, who was fired from her job for ‘anti-trans’ tweets back in 2019. 





It wa a watershed moment: her influence — and her ability to withstand the cancel culture tsunami that came for her — helped other women stand up for their rights against invasive, abusive trans activists.

With Disney pulling a trans storyline from a Pixar streaming series, it’s clear there’s been a shift: people are largely done with being force-fed trans ideology, and they’re not going to take it anymore.

J.K. Rowling notes the vibe-shift, too:

Here’s The Times noting how Rowling (and other Scottish women) changed the world:

With a little help from a certain well-known Edinburgh author, these “ordinary Scottish mums”, as they were rather patronisingly described — Marion Calder, Trina Budge and Susan Smith — took on the media, the medical profession, and the political establishment and helped to spark a debate about women’s sex-based rights that has gone global. They killed the bill, but that was only the start.

As of this month, the gender reform bill is history, the Tavistock clinic has closed, and puberty blockers have been banned by a Labour minister. Rapists are no longer placed in women’s prisons. Indeed, it is arguable that, had the Democrats listened to the Women Who Wouldn’t Wheesht, Kamala Harris might have been heading to the White House right now instead of Donald Trump. Many pollsters agree that the Republican Party’s most effective campaign advert in the final stages of the presidential campaign was directed against Harris’s support for transgender transition (self-ID) for prison inmates.

In April, the authoritative Cass Report led to profound questioning of the whole process of “gender-affirming care” which had been propelling confused young people on to the road to irreversible chemical and surgical procedures. After initial pushback by the LGBT lobby, Cass is now taken seriously by medical authorities across the world.

Of course, this is not all down to Scottish gender-critical feminists, or “Terfs”. But they really started something when they took on Nicola Sturgeon two years ago after the Scottish parliament, in a stormy late-night session, passed her gender recognition bill.

All it took was guts.

They knew if Rowling fell, no other woman would stand up.

Rowling didn’t fall.

Merry Terfmas, indeed!

Yes it has.

That’s all we’ve asked for: hands of children and women’s spaces.

And having enough money and spine to withstand the storm that followed.





Yes, she is.

Except the trans activists.

Fair enough.

Enough is enough.

Yes, we do.




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