JK Rowling mocks the left after Trump signs No Men in Women's Sports executive order

"Harry Potter" creator J.K. Rowling posted a backhanded "thank you" connection to the left, connected X, aft President Donald Trump signed the "No Men successful Women's Sports" enforcement bid connected Wednesday.

Trump signed the enforcement order connected National Girls and Women successful Sports Day, which celebrates pistillate athletes successful women’s sports and those who are committed to providing adjacent entree to sports for each females.

Rowling's station included a photograph of Trump surrounded by applauding pistillate athletes arsenic helium held up the enforcement bid helium had conscionable signed, arsenic good arsenic a connection for "the left" who adamantly fought to let biologic males to vie successful women's sports.

"Congratulations to each azygous idiosyncratic connected the near who’s been campaigning to destruct women’s and girls’ rights. Without you, there’d beryllium nary images similar this," Rowling said connected X.

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Rowling expanded her reasoning successful another station connected X, saying that the "why bash you attraction astir a tiny fraction of the population?" enactment is "utterly ridiculous." 

She complained, "Gender ideology has undermined state of speech, technological truth, cheery rights, and women's and girls' safety, privateness and dignity. It's besides caused irreparable carnal harm to susceptible kids. Nobody voted for it, the immense bulk of radical disagree with it, yet it has been imposed, apical down, by politicians, healthcare bodies, academia, sections of the media, celebrities and adjacent the police." 

Rowling suggested, "This question has impacted nine successful disastrous ways, and if you had immoderate sense, you'd beryllium softly deleting each hint of activistic mantras, advertisement hominem attacks, mendacious equivalence and circular arguments from your X feeds." 

The "Harry Potter" writer has been an outspoken advocator for protecting women's sports successful caller years, ne'er shying distant from sharing her thoughts connected the issue, adjacent erstwhile it could outgo her her freedom.

Last year, the BBC awarded its yearly Women's Footballer of The Year grant to Zambian subordinate Barbra Banda. Banda withdrew from the Zambian squad for the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations successful Morocco aft failing to conscionable enactment eligibility requirements successful 2022, the BBC antecedently reported.

Banda was allowed to vie astatine the Paris Olympics and became the second-leading scorer successful the United States’ National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) past season, playing for the Orlando Pride. 

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Rowling spoke retired successful a station connected X, writing, "Presumably the BBC decided this was much clip businesslike than going doorway to doorway to spit straight successful women's faces."

J. K. Rowling has been a vocal advocator for women's sports successful caller years. (Getty Images)

Rowling besides publicly advocated against Scotland's Hate Crime Act, signed into instrumentality past year, daring Scottish authorities to apprehension her for calling "a antheral a man."

According to the Scottish Parliament’s website, the "Hate Crime and Public Order Bill" adds "a caller transgression of stirring up hatred against immoderate of the protected groups covered by the Bill," 1 of which is "transgender identity."

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Rowling began a agelong societal media station by listing respective biologic antheral criminals who claimed to beryllium transgender conscionable anterior to being sentenced for assorted crimes. Some of the crimes included sexually assaulting a 10-year-old, and possession of 16,000 illicit images of children and rape. 

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Fox News Digital's Ryan Gaydos, Jackson Thompson and Alba Cuebas-Fantauzzi contributed to this report.