"“There’s an element of this that feels vaguely hurtful,” the 20-year-old said, adding: “As soon as I heard about Harry Potter, for sure, I contacted John and expressed my feelings about it."
It's the insane arrogance. if I heard a random colleague (whom I'd worked with for less than 2 months, at that!) was now working for, say GB News or Reform or something, I might think 'huh, wouldn't have expected that of John,' but ultimately would just shrug and accept a job's a job. I cannot even imagine imagine the ego needed to think it is in the slightest bit okay to ring them up and tell them off for it!
Even more embarrassing when, whatever you think of JL, he is an experienced actor, vs a barely-out-of-teens nepo baby. 'Star' is a very generous term there.
“Not that JK Rowling has opinions, which is one thing, but that she has a very vocal platform."
It's (begrudgingly) tolerable for women to have opinions but not for them to express them too loudly or to too many people!