Ryan Bordow retweeted
Okay enough libbing out. WA passed the genital inspection bill to keep 10 girls off the soccer team. Time to get litigious lol
apparently I’m blinded by my Cap Hill bubble. Super disgusted that measure 638 is on track to pass in WA. Y’all transphobes need reeducation from the bottom up
Ryan Bordow retweeted
are they really going to perform another public humiliation ritual and attempt to roll out kamala harris’ corpse at the democratic national convention in 2028 just for her lose a third and final time
Ryan Bordow retweeted
ironic given critics are the only people in the world who still care about a new taika waititi movie
Taika Waititi is slamming "Klara and the Sun" critics as "sad lost souls who couldn’t achieve their dreams of becoming artists":
“I haven’t read a review of anything aimed at me or my peers in almost 15 years. But I do listen to the people. So this Halloween, let’s spare a thought for those sad lost souls who couldn’t achieve their dreams of becoming artists, and thus became critics. The same people who also hated Jojo Rabbit. Irrelevant. Out of touch. Obsolete. In the bin.”
variety.com/2026/film/news/t…
Ryan Bordow retweeted
the most vicious harassment i and my loved ones have ever received came in the days after Rowling targeted me personally, posting uncensored images of my account to her millions of followers calling me a man in a dress. i had just turned 21, and had less than $100 in my account
J.K. Rowling has published a new essay defending her views on the trans community and calling out trans activism in the 21st century for being "elitist."
"My views haven't changed... what to me represents no change at all in my political or ideological outlook has, in recent years, seen me and women like me subject not only to criticism but also to death threats. This is because we oppose the current, dominant strain of trans activism, which holds that a man who declares himself a woman is, literally, a woman, and is therefore entitled to be treated as a woman in all contexts..."
variety.com/2026/tv/global/j…
Ryan Bordow retweeted
oh my god they made him watch it in 4DX
Michael Packard, 62, is perhaps the only person in recorded history who can weigh in with any real authority on the new film "Whalefall," in which Austin Abrams plays a scuba diver trying to do what Packard did in 2021: escape from inside a whale. cnn.it/3UnAcmJ
































