I remember when they had national flags under peoples names. I liked that.. Sad the new software does not have the color features and the flags.. I guess the programmers where under the the control of a human resources internationalist femnazi on a power trip..
You would think that they would make it so that you could choose "what you wanted to be"...Channeling my inner Millennial, I guess we're all now part of the global community and we won't have gender constructs imposed on us by any authority.....excuse me while I go and empty the contents of my stomach.
In which case, they need to add a third color for the gender-confused...You would think that they would make it so that you could choose "what you wanted to be"...
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Must be people are too lazy to check a member's profile before they refer to them as brother or sister..![]()
Now we have to use the gender neutral term "sibling" or the thought police will come after us.
Seriously, in Canada a law was passed within the past year or so that requires people to use requested pronouns for people with gender identity issues. For example, someone who doesn't identify as either male or female can insist on their possessions being referred to as "zare" instead of his or hers. As in: "That's zare books on the table". Failure to comply with a person's requested pronoun use could result in a human rights complaint.
Vee don't speak like zisWhy “zare”? It’s not logical. How do you even pronounce it? Is it like the Tsar of Russia. Or is it some splinter of “their”?
Why “zare”? It’s not logical. How do you even pronounce it? Is it like the Tsar of Russia. Or is it some splinter of “their”?
Vee don't speak like zis
With an "e" on the end, surely it is a long "A" sound... eh? Unless they want to break the phonetics' rules also![]()
“Eh” is archetypical Canadien right?
Now we have to use the gender neutral term "sibling" or the thought police will come after us.
Seriously, in Canada a law was passed within the past year or so that requires people to use requested pronouns for people with gender identity issues. For example, someone who doesn't identify as either male or female can insist on their possessions being referred to as "zare" instead of his or hers. As in: "That's zare books on the table". Failure to comply with a person's requested pronoun use could result in a human rights complaint.
Or a male who identifies as 'gender-neutral'I remember when they had national flags under peoples names. I liked that.. Sad the new software does not have the color features and the flags.. I guess the programmers where under the the control of a human resources internationalist femnazi on a power trip..