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Jason, you are bouncing all over the place. Desantis got called fascist for the book bans and going after disney for criticizing him..... you know something they can freely do. Yeah I'm also aware of the current blow up at Nick and it has nothing to do with DeSantis or Disney, or the book bans...
I should clarify that fascism doesn't mean the government is in control. Fascism is about ultra nationalism (usually refering to a specific ethnic background) and Xenophobia (outsiders are bad and only the "real" people understand). Fascist governments are authoritarian, but not all...
Quite frankly, racism being left or right doesn't matter. The threaten8ng and dangerous part about fascism is that it's nastolgia weponized against "outsiders" as a distraction from the shortcomings of the state/ecconomy. Fascism doesn't care it's in a left or right government, just that people...
I don't personally care, because it's not about me. If asked I oblige. Considering I don't walk around with a blood test lab, I really don't see why I should care.
It's interesting that you are mak8ng this about you. The person wants to use nuetral pronouns. So it wouldn't even be delusional because it would fit with their biology. Why I'd it integral for you to use he and him 2hen talking about this person?
Did God create the English language or did man create the English language?
The discussion on pronouns boils down to functionality of language. Why do we use the pronouns he,him,her, she,they, them, it, their, etc. It's for functional short hand. Typically we use she and her to refer to female...
I didn't understand it at first until it clicked that.pronoins are just functional ways of addressing a person. It really isn't about lying or some grand concept. It's just functionality. A person who identifies as feminine wants to use femine pronouns. Ok moving on.
Even if we were talking...
You would probably use their name then. Pronouns are usually used in abstract situations where you are adress8ng a person after you establish their name.
For instance right now we are talking about an ambiguous person where it can apply to any gender, so "their" is appropriate. If I was more...
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