JK Rowling reignites row with Nicola Sturgeon in foul-mouthed ‘review’ of her memoir
JK Rowling revived the blood feud with Nicola Sturgeon as Nicola Sturgeon exploded his new autobiography on social media.
The author and gender critical activist, published this week ‘Obviously’, has published a picture of the scribbling pages in X in the continuation of long -term clashes on their transsexual rights.
On a page, “Are you making fun of me ??? On a page in which Ms. Sturgeon accuses the need to safe for women and girls for women and girls. It comes after years of tension between the couple during heated rows over Scotland’s approach to trans rights.
In a shipment on X, Mrs. Rowling wrote: “Additional explanation when I read the review. @Forwomenscot. NB: Nobody who is uncomfortable with blasphemy should not bid. “
While in the office, the former first minister tried to force him from the legislation that created a self -definition system for people who want to change the gender blocked by the British government. The next debate partly led to his resignation as the first minister in February 2023.
Following the proposed reforms in 2022, Mrs. Rowling wore a T -shirt, which she calls “the destructive of women’s rights”. Mrs. Sturgeon then called on both sides of the discussion to öyle respect for each other ”.
In his book he remembered the incident, and then he took a abuse threshold: “It was deep ironic that those who exposed me to this level of hatred and the enemy of women often claimed that they were often in the interests of women’s security.”
In April, after the Supreme Court decision, they clashed with a number of other events, including the legal definition of a woman referring to biological gender.
Ms. Sturgeon refused to comment on the decision, Mrs. Rowling then shared a social media post that includes a photo of the SNP leader in the gym, and branded “Pontius Pilates ,, a visible Bible reference that blames it.
Speaking about the order of trans rights in his memoirs in the last few months, Ms. Sturgeon said it is time for “division and rancor”. While respecting the legitimate concerns about women’s fields, the authority added that the discussion was ğı was kidnapped by the right -hand sounds ”.
“Inappropriate truth,“ he argued, “When most of the most vocal leathers of trans rights are drawn, angry homophobes emerge. Some are racist. And ironic … More than a few are deeply enemies of women.”
However, he said that he would change his approach to the issue with the traveler and that he still wished to target more consensus on the subject while he still believed in gender recognition reforms.
