A trans drag queen has decided to call out J.K. Rawling and his argument is going viral.

He says that J.K. Rowling actually kind of sort of transitioned.

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Yes, today we're talking about J.K. Rowling, my home girl, who's holding it down for the movement that men are men and women are women. And J.K. Rowling was recently called out by a trans drag queen by the name of Jinks Monsoon. Now, I guess Jinks Monsoon is best known for appearing on RuPaul's Drag Race, as well as playing Mary Todd right now in a Broadway show in New York City. Now, Jinks Monsoon, this drag queen was recently on Zeeway's show, and Zeeway is a pretty notable leftist, at least among young people, and J.K. Rowling was brought up, and this is what J.K. Monssoon had to say. Would J.K. Rowling make a good Roxy heart in Chicago? Who is this? Who is he?

J.K. Rowley?

He uses a she.

Oh, dear. That is not a feminine name in this filianist.

You know, I know that oftentimes female authors use initials

so that people assume it's a male writer.

So I have to presume that J.K. Rowling was unsatisfied with the way that the world saw her,

and then she transitioned herself into a new personality so that the world would perceive her the way she wanted to be perceived.

Hmm.

Gagging.

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Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.

Okay.

So there you have it. There's the clip and you can just smell the condescension coming off of these two individuals through the screen. But nonetheless, let's go ahead and address the argument. Now they're saying Joanne Rowling went by JK. She wanted to be perceived as male. She was unsatisfied with her female nature and thus transitioned in order to be in a better

place for herself and her identity in the world.

And if you're at a very basic level trying to argue for leftism, you might get away with

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