Okay, so back to the discussion:
Do you agree that women are physically assaulted by men, far, far more frequently than the other way around?
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Do you agree that women are physically assaulted by men, far, far more frequently than the other way around?
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Yes.
Instead of a series of such questions, can
you views be laid out in one fell swoop?
you'd think, but experience tells me we're not able to communicate complex topics that way
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So when I'm out in the world, once and a while I experience fear or dread about my current situation. Maybe I find myself in a dark alley, or on the "wrong side" of town, or a few people are approaching that look dangerous to me. I don't know the real percentage, but let's say that that happens to me 5% of the time.
Can you relate to that, and if so, could you guess what percentage of the time that might happen to you?
More empty words.you'd think, but experience tells me we're not able to communicate complex topics that way
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So when I'm out in the world, once and a while I experience fear or dread about my current situation. Maybe I find myself in a dark alley, or on the "wrong side" of town, or a few people are approaching that look dangerous to me. I don't know the real percentage, but let's say that that happens to me 5% of the time.
Can you relate to that, and if so, could you guess what percentage of the time that might happen to you?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
So it turns out my employer routinely offers the option of having one's preferred pronouns on one's name tag. So who's losing your imaginary war?
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We Never Know
No Slack
My question is .... If one looks the part, why would they need their preferred pronoun on their name tag?
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Maninthemiddle
Active Member
Well if the Rainbow Nation was not so forceful with this rubbish the government would not have to intervene.
Brian2
Veteran Member
The whole thing is confusing when it leads to a state where nobody knows is the person being referred to is biologically male or female imo.
Brian2
Veteran Member
Make the sentence longer to include that fact or have an accepted prefix or suffix to indicate it or something. Too many new words is just confusing, esp when those words hide things like the biological gender of the person.
revoltingest: More empty words.you'd think, but experience tells me we're not able to communicate complex topics that way
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So when I'm out in the world, once and a while I experience fear or dread about my current situation. Maybe I find myself in a dark alley, or on the "wrong side" of town, or a few people are approaching that look dangerous to me. I don't know the real percentage, but let's say that that happens to me 5% of the time.
Can you relate to that, and if so, could you guess what percentage of the time that might happen to you?
Gotta capture that one for prosperity!
Your own?
You use so many words to say so little.
you're like goldilocks - can't be too few words, can't be too many.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I've always wondered why people feel the urge to address it at all when most the time it's just not needed or necessary.
Like with customer service. You can have excellent customer service without it, and I learned very early in my working life avoiding it spares the occasional needles embarrassment and offense.
We Never Know
No Slack
That's all good but how does it answer...
My question is .... If one looks the part, why would they need their preferred pronoun on their name tag?
In other words if who used to be Sam is now a transgender female who lives as Sally, who looks the part and lives the part with none knowing any different ... Why would Sally want/need her preferred pronouns on her name tag? That's kind of like letting the cat out of the bag isnt it?
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You think of me as a fetching young blonde girl, eh.
We Never Know
No Slack
Actually I think you're a post seeker that replies to near anything hoping for a reply so you can post again and build your count.
But that's beside the point
I have conversations jokes with people.
The post count just happens without effort.
Try being friendlier & more interesting.
Then your post count will climb, if that's important to you.
We Never Know
No Slack
Its not. Just giving you a hard time being I've seen you mention your post count several times.
Are you sure it's not SPCS (Small Post Count Syndrome)?
(It's over-compensation for having a tiny one.)