• @someguy3
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    2 months ago

    Shouldn’t it be Kool Aid Person?

    • @Soup
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      272 months ago

      I know a they who refers to themselves as “a they”. It’s partly for the memes but it does happen. Honestly it gets the point across better because instead of being a generic title it’s a term specifically for non-binary people and that’s nice.

      • @[email protected]
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        82 months ago

        should note it’s probably going to be “they/them”, not just “they”. Saying “i was talking to they yesterday” will likely cause people to stub their tongue.

    • wander1236
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      172 months ago

      Logically, yes, but not in the conservative reactionary mindset

    • @[email protected]
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      32 months ago

      it’s fucking wild how few people understand something as basic as pronouns

      but Kool Aid They is catchy

      • @Demdaru
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        22 months ago

        As basic as pronouns

        With all due respect, due to fuckery when the discussion about them began, a lot of simply not interested folk are quite dumbfounded. Especially non native english speakers.

        • @[email protected]
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          12 months ago

          C’mon now, I’m 99% sure that whatever your native language, it has pronouns that follow the same basic rules, ie standing in for a referent

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            2 months ago

            In my native language they/them would most probably directly translate to “it” and “these”. Also, sandwhich is a lady.