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The poll you refer to without linking it is from July 2021 and the ONE question asked is if people find it "important" or "not important" and most answered with
by nyxaiur 5y ago
The poll you refer to without linking it is from July 2021 and the ONE question asked is if people find it "important" or "not important" and most answered with they don't care. Does don't care imply to you that people are against it? Because you can ask the question in a poll and then come and refer to it as gospel otherwise I don't care.
- ofrzeta 5y agoHow do you know which poll I am referring to? Actually I said "polls" and there have been several polls at least this year. For instance one in May where the majority of people (65%) where against gender-neutral words. Interestingly a poll made by the the same institute (Infratest Dimap) the year before had only 56% against gender-neutral words. So I conclude the opposition is growing.
- nyxaiur 5y agoWell show us the data if you have it. Not doing so just makes you a snake oil salesman.
- ofrzeta 5y agoAnd you are a smartass, that much I can tell from your few comments.
- nyxaiur 5y agoI guess we have an answer to fact based arguments and your cognitive abilities. As soon as someone wants proof the only thing people like you do is lash out. It's incredible.
- ofrzeta 5y agoMy analysis that you are a smartass is totally fact-based. The first thing you wrote was "the poll you refer to without linking" which is quite presumptuous to begin with. Also what proof, what data? The polls are out there so why not check on them? There have been several of them and all of them had a majority against gender-neutral wording. If you wanna doubt this that's borderline conspiracy theory and I suggest you provide some data to refute those polls.
- nyxaiur 5y agoThe only representative one is the one from July 2021 if you have access to anything that helps your argument feel free to enlighten us otherwise just stop pondering.
- ofrzeta 5y agoFrom the original article: Speaking from the city of Mainz, Kleber says: "You get reluctant and rare praise for it, but you get a lot and vehement opposition to it. Surely that's all fantasy and you are right that there's a huge majority that supports gender-neutral wording.
- nyxaiur 5y agoMy god what a representative study you pulled out of your hat. A single quote of one journalist about the personal experiences he had in one city. That can't be your extensive studies or is it?
- ofrzeta 5y agoYou don't even understand that it's not the "personal experience of one single journalist he had in one city". "Speaking from the city of Mainz" means he is talking from the ZDF headquarters, that's all. Obviously it's the feedback the TV station got from all over Germany.
- LargoLasskhyfv 5y agoTriggered much? There are safe spaces for such. There all can gather where they belong. To impose your sensibilities on all others is just wrong.
- nyxaiur 5y agoNa it's just way to funny asking them for sources. Are you triggered because he can't bring up any of the studies he has right next to him or do you really want everyone to just believe shit he made up? Do you think facts are sensibilities? Because if you do you are probably the one who needs a safe space when the disk suddenly blows up to sphere.