>when they use "she" instead of "he" as a generic pronoun
Why does this always feel like a strained, inauthentic way to promote "diversity" or whatnot? Is it just my unconscious sexist tendencies to think that men should be the default instead of giving equal attention to both men and women?
I'm not from /pol/ btw.
James Hill
I'm with you there and also feel the same way. I'm Swedish and would even prefer "hen" over "her" as the standard pronoun. It just sounds contrived af.
Julian Wilson
It sounds silly because 'they' is already commonly used as a neuter singuar pronoun.
Ryan Baker
>McLuhan categorized as Post-Colonial good chart
Owen Rogers
Yeah you're just sexist
Nathan Sanders
>Yeah i feel the same way, i actually think artificially modyfying language is counterproductive or useless at best
John Myers
Who are you quoting?
Ryan Jackson
This. There are better ways to avoid "problematic gendering" or whatever you want to call it.
Noah Hill
why not just smash ZOG and bring back traditional, Roman style patriarchy. I'm getting really tired of this whole leftist cult of victimhood and weakness. It's aesthetically unpleasing and that's more than enough reason for me.
Jaxson James
WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS MEME why does every sperglord on here ask >le whom are you quoting every time you see someone using meme arrows? He is obviously ""quoting"" his actions pr character, as to mock or ridicule him
Michael Foster
Whoaa man. Wo-man. Woah.
Xavier Howard
GAS THE KIKES! RACE WAR NOW!!
Brody Murphy
I don't think I'm the sperglord here...
Ethan Cruz
LMAO you guys. I wasn't quoting/mocking anyone, the ">" was a typo. I sincerely think that modyfying language is counterproductive.
Brandon Murphy
btw I'm screenshotting this brilliant exchange for the future generations.
Liam Rivera
Fuck i'm sorry it's just I see it everywhere It's like people don't realize that meme arrows aren't exclusively for "quoting"
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Levi Baker
90% of thinkers whose thoughts are worth anything are and probably always have been men. That might change in the future, but for now that's what it is. I think that's why using 'she' feels weird. Women make up half the world population, but a much smaller portion of the worthwhile thinkers.
James Cruz
Even worse is the conservative cult of victimhood. Even when your side is winning you people can't ditch the persecution complex. Sad!
Jordan Barnes
So is 'he'
Kayden Lopez
>Sad! lebin xD
Go back to R-ddit.
Levi Fisher
Burned my ass when I was reading Bloom and he pulled this shit
Alexander Hill
she*
Michael Murphy
Did I touch a nerve?
Cameron Jackson
Aw, poor baby drumpfletootsie is upset that somebody triggered his whiskers? Why don't you go beat your wife, or should I say your cousin? And then maybe you can drive a trans person to suicide, because that's what you right-wingers seem to fill your free time with.
Ian Davis
Bloom was notorious for fucking his female students, so it isn't unusual he would think of generic readers as female.
Eli Price
damn he must have been a true uber beyond morality cuz when i fuck a student i feel guilty and paranoid for the rest of the semester
Blake Sullivan
Because it is. The author honestly wants me to believe that "she" can use a number of different modeling techniques when programming in D. Unbelievable. Next thing you know they'll have a black on the cover.
Logan Robinson
It's because you are misusing the quoting function, which is intended for quoting the words of another.
They is more useful in telling the reader that the subject being discussed is either sexless or that the sex of the subject is unknown
Ryder Evans
I'd say that women can use 'she' as a generic pronoun while men should use 'he.'
When men do it it makes them look weak and submissive.