• @orrk
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    41 year ago

    (we already have gender-neutral terms) these gender-neutral terms are used to objectify something/someone, literally. And the attempt to remove gender when describing groups of people is for inclusivity, while I agree that many of the proposed solutions are silly, language is a living thing that does change with time, so we will see what actually gets adopted.

    as for Amadeo Antonio Stiftung, do you know what they actually do, or do you just repeat shit you hear on social media? even if they are a group of tankies, it’s not like anyone outside “die Linke” actually follows their demands, I would be more worried about the fact that seemingly all CDU appointed verfasungschutz heads keep strong ties to openly Neo-Nazi organizations

    • @SickPanda
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      -21 year ago

      We have the generic masculine which is considered gender neutral.

      For the AAS: you are talking alot of bullshit. The family ministery has a tight bond to the AAS and also provided the foundations with millions of tax money. Dunno if you are German yourself but the AAS got alot of attack lately because of their bullshit.

      • @dragonflyteaparty
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        11 year ago

        We have the generic masculine which is considered gender neutral.

        Honest question. Why not use the actual neutral term?

        • @SickPanda
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          21 year ago

          it is the neutral one, at least in German.