Bridget Phetasy
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Never Get On a Writer's Bad Side Especially JK Rowling

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In this segment of Dumpster Fire, Host Bridget Phetasy celebrates JK Rowling finally calling out Emma Watson by name after years of silence. Emma tried playing nice now that attacking JK isn't fashionable anymore, but JK responded with 800 words of literary destruction about privilege and reality. Bridget breaks down how we needed rich uncancelables like JK, Rogan, and Chappelle to keep the Overton window open, why saying men can be women is pure cowardice, and how society is finally done with gender ideology insanity.

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