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Larry Sanger is very clearly a man and has never expressed any desire to be treated differently than that. JdeBP is misgendering him on purpose, which is a ver
by moralestapia 4mo ago
Larry Sanger is very clearly a man and has never expressed any desire to be treated differently than that.
JdeBP is misgendering him on purpose, which is a very serious offense and even illegal in many parts of the world.
We'll see if this is allowed to stay here.
- mghackerlady 4mo agoCould also be a typo. Unlikely on QWERTY, but if JdeBP uses Dvorak or especially Workman that's more likely than JdeBP going out of their way to misgender a man with an obscure neopronoun
- moralestapia 4mo ago[flagged]
- jrflowers 4mo agoYou’ll give that poster ten thousand dollars if they post they made a typo? Do yuo give money for all typos
- spidercat 4mo agoSounds like a great opportunity to get the original commenter in on the scam. "Psst. Say you indeed made a typo, and I'll split the spoils with ya!" It wouldn't truly be The Internet without a little bit of Tough Guy Posturing, I suppose. :)
- jrflowers 4mo agoI would love to get paid for my terrible posts
- moralestapia 4mo agoI've made people do a lot of things for like $100. I'm sure you'd do that and much more for $10k, lol!
- frankvdwaal 4mo agoA typo? Twice in the same post? In both places where "he" would normally appear? Localized entirely within your kitchen?
- mghackerlady 4mo agoYeah when I made the comment I only saw the first one. Still don't think it's impossible
- pavel_lishin 4mo agoFrom my understanding, `xe` is a gender-neutral pronoun, no different than using "they".
- DiscourseFan 4mo agoIt is different, since they is quite old, and xe is very new, and so the context and, more primarily, the force of the expression changes.
- SanjayMehta 4mo agoMisgendering is illegal only in "progressive societies."
- tim333 4mo agoHow can you misgender with xe? It's unisex. Although Sanger may not want to be treated as unisex I guess.
- Hugsbox 4mo agoI'm married to a nonbinary person and not even they like "xe". It's definitely weird to use it for a cisgender person who has never expressed interest in being referred to in that way. It's usually done by people who are trying to normalize the use of "xe/xer" pronouns for everybody, when the fact of the matter is it's clunky and will never catch on, and I've yet to meet an agender person in real life who actually uses those pronouns.