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- tottenhammattspurs
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Has anyone considered the fact that his publisher has dropped him is just because his books are a bit shit?
is is and isnt isnt
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My girlfriend thinks his books are creepy so this news comes not a surprise for her.
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Nah, it's been an open secret what he's like for years. The only thing keeping it out of the public domain has been expensive lawyers. Like a lot of 'national treasures', the truth rarely comes out until they die, if at all.tottenhammattspurs wrote: Mon 22 Dec 2025, 10:45 am Has anyone considered the fact that his publisher has dropped him is just because his books are a bit shit?
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Thought they explicitly said because of his behaviour towards women staff?
They haven't reported him to police, from what I read? Yet a company does not usually give up an income stream over nothing? Maybe there were lawsuits on the horizon?
Always resented how he seemed to steal Roald Dahl's style, not that I ever read more than a page.
I understand the humour of Little Britain, but it's hard to enjoy bc he always took it to the cheapest places. The show probably had a season on content at most.
They haven't reported him to police, from what I read? Yet a company does not usually give up an income stream over nothing? Maybe there were lawsuits on the horizon?
Always resented how he seemed to steal Roald Dahl's style, not that I ever read more than a page.
I understand the humour of Little Britain, but it's hard to enjoy bc he always took it to the cheapest places. The show probably had a season on content at most.
- Future Lover
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Well, this is a massive strawman compared to actual hateful bigotry Frances is spreading. It's always "protect women" or "protect children" as a convenient excuse to stomp on others, while an actual paedo is running the States, and a complete erasure of trans people is happening. Please, do inform yourself on this, and by that, I mean, just take a cursory look at her twitter account, it's at least 30-50% of stuff she's posting. f*** JK Rowling and Graham Linehan and their whole hateful clique.
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Future Lover wrote: Mon 22 Dec 2025, 12:59 pmWell, this is a massive strawman compared to actual hateful bigotry Frances is spreading. It's always "protect women" or "protect children" as a convenient excuse to stomp on others, while an actual paedo is running the States, and a complete erasure of trans people is happening. Please, do inform yourself on this, and by that, I mean, just take a cursory look at her twitter account, it's at least 30-50% of stuff she's posting. f*** JK Rowling and Graham Linehan and their whole hateful clique.
Hatred is part of the human being and everyone can try to take away other people's rights if they have the chance. It's a matter of power (some men hate women, some women hate men, some straight people hate gay people, some gay people hate straight people, some people hate trans people and viceversa, etc). Anyone can discriminate other people in some way or another if they have an option.
Now in Spain, women have by far more rights than men. Spain is the country of the UE with more radical femist laws. Some of them go so far than no country in Europe has adopted them.
In schools you can appreciate how feminism is putting the blame on boys treating them like they were evil privileged sexist men.
That's why Spaniards are getting more affinity for right extreme political partys than ever. Being probably one of the most leftist countries in the world, probably the most letist country in Europe and being the country with bigger economic increase of the world in the last years.
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Shit made of gold that props-up Harper Collins. Which means he must be a right wrong 'un if they're happy to sacrifice millions of pounds income from future books.tottenhammattspurs wrote: Mon 22 Dec 2025, 10:45 am Has anyone considered the fact that his publisher has dropped him is just because his books are a bit shit?
- thomashenry
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They blocked me as well the other month when I asked if they were going to express a view on the situation in Gaza, given their strong stand on Ukraine. Literally just asked that and was blocked.Future Lover wrote: Sun 21 Dec 2025, 1:53 pm Considering they've blocked me on Instagram for expressing disappointment in the perpetual re-casting of Frances Barber, they appear to take great pride in their problematic friendships. I guess they think everyone is cancelled in some way, so why care. Being friends with someone in their private life is perfectly fine - choosing who you highlight professionally and who you put your name behind is another thing completely.
I think Neil is probably something of an Israel sympathizer, in the past he's justified playing there by saying Israel isn't an apartheid state etc.
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What if he thinks they're all wrong, is that not allowed in our society anymore? Gaza = another living museum fueled by idiotic bigotry.thomashenry wrote: Mon 22 Dec 2025, 5:50 pmThey blocked me as well the other month when I asked if they were going to express a view on the situation in Gaza, given their strong stand on Ukraine. Literally just asked that and was blocked.Future Lover wrote: Sun 21 Dec 2025, 1:53 pm Considering they've blocked me on Instagram for expressing disappointment in the perpetual re-casting of Frances Barber, they appear to take great pride in their problematic friendships. I guess they think everyone is cancelled in some way, so why care. Being friends with someone in their private life is perfectly fine - choosing who you highlight professionally and who you put your name behind is another thing completely.
I think Neil is probably something of an Israel sympathizer, in the past he's justified playing there by saying Israel isn't an apartheid state etc.
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Ye Olde 'Walliams is innocent until proven guilty', doesn't feel very safe-spacey for women, who have been voicing concern about him for years. I wouldn't want to be within a country mile of him, or Barber.
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Once, when I was late for work, I took a taxi — just the first one available. The driver appeared to be an elderly man dressed as a woman, with black hair that may have been a wig and some worn second-hand clothes.
When I paid by card, he didn’t use the usual card reader. Instead, he pulled out an older device and copied my card details. I became suspicious and cancelled my card as soon as I got out.
Some time later, there was a news report about a cross-dressing murderer who had killed a taxi driver and then driven around in the victim’s car.
When I paid by card, he didn’t use the usual card reader. Instead, he pulled out an older device and copied my card details. I became suspicious and cancelled my card as soon as I got out.
Some time later, there was a news report about a cross-dressing murderer who had killed a taxi driver and then driven around in the victim’s car.
- Future Lover
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J.K. Rowling and Frances Barber are accused of transphobia, just trying to read their minds a bit, why are they talking about womens safety?
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Well, a clearly mad-looking person in a wig is quite literally not the same as a trans woman. Choose your words wisely, unless you're implying there's an equivalence there. They're not "accused of transphobia", they ARE transphobic.
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Yeah, but why? It's something they're not telling.Future Lover wrote: Tue 23 Dec 2025, 9:02 pm Well, a clearly mad-looking person in a wig is quite literally not the same as a trans woman. Choose your words wisely, unless you're implying there's an equivalence there. They're not "accused of transphobia", they ARE transphobic.