Liberals Are Having Nervous Breakdowns About This New HBO Show

In the face of unfathomable anger from the transgender community and their supporters, the Harry Potter novelist and Wizarding World inventor has only found greater success. Loyal readers will remember a recently launched video game called “Hogwarts Legacy,” which was vigorously opposed by activists and their applauding seals, even to the point of threatening and bullying streamers who played it on their channels. It did not prevent the game from turning into a smashing hit, due in part to the outrage the activists instilled in the general public.

The game became so successful that a sequel was quickly revealed, but it doesn’t end there.

According to Deadline, the seven Harry Potter novels Rowling penned are nearing a reboot as an HBO Max series, with Rowling serving as a producer:

“Warner Bros. is in negotiations with Rowling about joining the project as a producer, according to Deadline. The project, which is still in its early stages, is anticipated to seek a writer once she joins. The basic concept, as first reported by Bloomberg, is for every season of the possible TV series to concentrate on one book within the Harry Potter book series, which comprises seven novels.”

For the most part, millennials should be cautiously optimistic. While Rowling may be a feminist fighter against the transgender activist community, she is still a passionate feminist and an ardent socialist, and in this day and age, some politics will almost certainly make their way into the narrative.

But you might as well have informed the radical leftists and activist groups that Donald Trump is receiving two more terms and is now dating their moms.

It’s been fun to witness the complete breakdown.

The truth is that there is still a sizable market for Harry Potter and Wizarding World merchandise, and Hogwarts Legacy demonstrated that people are prepared to line up and purchase whatever Rowling has to offer. What helps are activists’ tantrums, in which they strike out at normal, harmless people in an effort to bully them into not participating in this market.