What if your preferred pronoun triggers someone else?

What's to stop me from demanding that people call me "hitlerdidnothingwrongiloverape" as my preferred pronoun? Yeah, it's a ridiculous pronoun, but the law makes no distinction between any preferred pronouns. If my boss refuses to use that pronoun, are they creating a hostile work environment?

This professor has an issue with demanding that someone use a made-up pronoun to address them. He has no issue with referring to an MtF transgender person as "she" and "her" (and vice versa).

Right, but "black people should be considered equals" was once considered an "undesirable element" of society. So why should people be able to subjectively define what these things are?

Is that true about the human rights court? That seems like a huge perversion of justice

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At the same time is he annoying and unlikable because he's a dick, or because he's, say, awkward?

Treating someone poorly because of something that isn't related to their character makes you an asshole.

I'd just like to point out that, yes, people do need to be told that -- either directly or from observing social cues.

The only reason you and I think using that word is inappropriate is because we've been exposed to that idea for most of our life. It's obvious, to us, because we've seen other people model that.

Can anyone vouch for this guy?

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To be frank, I had forgotten that we hadn't actually been asked to pay for the sponsorship.

I trust Sideshow when he says he made best efforts to collect the money from Plantronics.

We'll be covering their $1,000 debt.

can someone give me a hat please

That seems a lot more reasonable. I figured it had more to do with nuclear response or something, which would mean you're probably among the first to be nuked.

It sounds like the risk is you deal with nukes

pretending to like competitive tf2

gross

okay we get it about glenn jesus