Emma Watson is CLUELESS when it comes to JK Rowling’s epiphany

Emma Watson is CLUELESS when it comes to JK Rowling’s epiphany

There’s just no world in which I could ever cancel her out or cancel that out for anything. It It has to remain true. It is true. And this is where this like holding of these I just don’t know what else to do other than hold these two seemingly incompatible things together at the same time and just hope maybe they will one day resolve or like cojoin themselves. Emma probably thinks she’s being kind, but what she’s basically saying is the old JK Rowling who I loved and mentored me and was on the set, she’s dead. She’s a memory. The person speaking out about women’s rights is new. I don’t recognize her. If you think about this for a moment, this is the transgenderism argument. Once you begin your transition, your old self is dead. This is why the movement uses the word dead naming. Watson is using a similar delusion to explain to herself what must have occurred in rolling. That like a phoenix, excuse the reference, a new turf rolling rose from the ashes where the old loving Harry Potter mentor disappeared. In reality, Rowling hasn’t changed. She had an epiphany likely informed by her experience as a young mother trying to escape a violent husband because yeah, she cares about women’s rights like that of her former self. But unlike the left, we as conservatives and traditionalists know that you are you. Even when your opinions change, even when you might be stuck in gender dysphoria, confused about your body, your dignity is inherent and you can change your mind and still be the same person. And if you want to watch the entire video, go to our channel on YouTube, Locked In with Caroline Downey, brought to you by National Review.

The Harry Potter star is holding her memory of Rowling and present-day Rowling as two different entities. Caroline Downey explains why operating from such a premise is incorrect—and a fundamental tenet of the same transgender ideology that has warped the Left’s view of women’s rights.