What I am saying is that based on this twitter spat I would not call her a holocaust denier. You are free to make your own judgment.
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Thanks for the source although I think that's quite specific. It seems mostly about her being ignorant and doubling down on her war against trans people rather than a blanket denial of the holocaust which the term "holocaust denier" conjures
Your article frames it this way:
While Rowling has not denied the Holocaust itself happened, she is accused of engaging in a form of Holocaust denial for questioning the persecution of trans people under the Nazi regime, a fact which has been well documented
I'm not denying she's a cunt but I think it's important to be precise with these sorts of allegations.
I don't see anything about holocaust denial in your link. There's a 2018 article discussing parallels between her work and the real holocaust but it doesn't claim she's a denier. I don't really care for Rowling but I also don't like misinformation. If there is some evidence can you please share it?
It's definitely not infallible but neither is anticheat software. How do you tell if someone is using a DMA cheat? Even kernel level anticheat can't detect that.
Is any anticheat as effective as a community server with active moderators to ban cheaters?
Because they actively encouraged users to prepurchase the game, play the beta, and refund if they didn't like it. Many prepurchased based on previous comments about supporting proton and are now considering refunding based on recent comments.
In the beta last week the game was perfectly playable via proton which is why people are frustrated.
Pretty annoying if true. I preordered with the idea that I could refund if the beta didn't work. It worked great so I was happy to wait for release but now it looks like I'll have to refund after all.
Worked fine with linux in the last beta. Why disable it now?
Google the history of Facebook. It's on the wiki. It's in the film.
You have a clear bias and are working backwards from there in order to justify it.
Low quality article from The Guardian. Pretty much entirely composed of quotes from the family with no independent corroboration. According to The Canary (so take it with a pinch of salt) a former Guardian journalist recently admitted to publishing a wholly false anti-Iran story back in 2010 so I'm a bit more skeptical than usual.
I tried finding more detail and it was mostly trash sites republishing the same content but I did find this article from an Iranian human rights group based in the US (again, pinch of salt) that has some more detail. According to them these twins are part of the "Isfahan Shohada Square case".
It's a bit murky. I don't really know what to make of it. Are these inflated charges against legitimate protesters or is there more to it?
If I can find this context through a quick Google though why can't The Guardian?