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All ethics is subjective (or at best intersubjective), you're not pointing out anything new or interesting there. Considering the concept of non-male users to b
by mort96 2y ago
All ethics is subjective (or at best intersubjective), you're not pointing out anything new or interesting there. Considering the concept of non-male users to be "too controversial" to accept does not meet my threshold for "basic human decency".
- oooiu 2y ago[flagged]
- mort96 2y agoI say "female" when I mean female and "non-male" when I mean non-male. In this instance I mean non-male. Please spare me the fake outrage over precise terminology.
- oooiu 2y ago[flagged]
- mort96 2y agoI don't understand what you're trying to do. Anyone who could possibly be genuinely convinced by a sexism accusation already knows about the existence of intersex people and non-binary people, so they already know that the term "non-male" refers to a different group of people than "women" (regardless of whether we're talking sex or gender). This conversation is boring, you're not getting anything out of it, and I'm not getting anything out of it. How about we leave it here?