Pedro Pascal criticized the transformal opinions of J.K. Rowlingwhom he cataloged as “atrocious loser” and shared a call to boycott all Harry Potter products.
The incident occurred after the billionaire British author celebrated in their networks, in a provocative way, that the United Kingdom Supreme Court declared that transgender women are not legally considered women. “It’s horrible, disgusting and shit. The Mandalorian y The Last of Us In the video that the Tariq R’OUF activist, in addition to sharing it on his Instagram account.
The ruling in question “does not eliminate the protection of trans people”, which are “protected from discrimination due to gender reallocation,” confirmed the British court, but nevertheless, determined that a transgender person with documentation who recognizes her as a woman should not be considered a woman. The five judges of the Court agreed that “the terms ‘woman’ and ‘gender’” in regards to the Equality Law “refer to a biological woman and the biological genre.”
Shortly after the failure was known, Rowling turned to social networks to celebrate. “I love when a plan goes well,” he wrote next to a photograph in which he is seen on a yacht, with a whiskey base in one hand, and smoking a purewhich accompanied with the hashtags “Supreme Court” and “Women’s Rights.”
“Three extraordinary and tenacious Scottish women were needed with an army behind them to ensure that this case was heard by the Supreme Court and, when winning, they have protected the rights of women and girls throughout the United Kingdom,” he wrote, in turn, in his X account. the rights of women based on sex ”, referring to the birth genre. The three women referred to in the author in her message are part of a group of activists who filed the lawsuit. However, Rowling’s detractors, who in the latter proved to be obsessed with the issue, ensure that it was the one who financed the costs of the judicial process.
In his post, the Tariq R’OUF activist criticized Rowling for “delighting in the fact that he helped the UK Supreme Court to define that transgender women are not legally women.”
-“She is very proud of the work she has done in recent years to sow hatred and fear in the general public towards a very small minority that is already among the most misunderstood people on the planet,” he added in the video that was responded and replicated by Pascal. “The rights of trans people are human rights. Trans women are women,” he exclaimed before asking their fans to ensure that Harry Potter is not profitable for anyone who dares to do business with JK Rowling. “
This is not the first time that the 50 -year -old Chilean actor is in favor of the rights of the LGBTQIA+community. After in 2021 his sister Lux declared a transgender woman, Pascal focused further on the defense of trans people. In fact, at the premiere in London of the film Thunderbolts, He posed on the red carpet with a shirt that had the phrase “Protect the Dolls” printed (protect the dolls). The garment was designed by Conner IVES to attract attention to the resurgence of transphobia globally, referring to trans women as “dolls.”
Another of the celebrities who criticized the writer’s reaction harshly when the fault was known was Sean Biggerstaffthe actor who played Oliver Wood in the Harry Potter films saga. After ensuring that “the intolerance budes the ingenuity,” the actor specifically referred to Rowling’s sayings about the group of women who filed the lawsuit. “Most Scottish women, who do not agree with these idiots, are not financed by an obsessed billionaire”He shot at close range.
Previously, the actor had left in defense of his castmates, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint, after an X user catalog them as “unfair shit bags” for showing her position contrary to Rowling in gender issues and then wondered how they were today. “You don’t have to ask you. You know what they do: they have happy and successful lives, without having remote their families with their odious obsessions,” Biggestadff said at that time.
After the court ruling, Biggerstaff shared other general publications in defense of the transgender community, arguing that the “strongest voices” were “using concern for rights based on sex as coverage for a completely reactionary policy.”
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