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His words were not adequately sensitive but he is not suggesting that. He is suggesting that the process of adding more complex alternatives to the already satu
by bloqs 6y ago
His words were not adequately sensitive but he is not suggesting that. He is suggesting that the process of adding more complex alternatives to the already saturated pronouns area is like a cancerous growth that never stops.
- klyrs 6y agoWho said "pronouns"? You did. You're missing the key part of calling something cancer: it's a value judgement. That this is harmful. What harms are pronouns causing? Are they enough to kill the host language? Also, nothing in their text indicated the author's pronoun preference. Why do you presume "his" is the correct answer?