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They, their, them... Those words describe plural people or things, more than one, in the English language. It is grammatically incorrect to use one of those words to describe a singular person or object. It makes me crazy for several reasons. We need to start making he, she, it Great Again. It's a small but noticeable way to continue the battle against wokeism. Who is with me?

They, their, them... Those words describe plural people or things, more than one, in the English language. It is grammatically incorrect to use one of those words to describe a singular person or object. It makes me crazy for several reasons. We need to start making he, she, it Great Again. It's a small but noticeable way to continue the battle against wokeism. Who is with me?

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Yeah, I am with that. I have said before that I worked in gov for a lot longer than I would like to but I'm back in Private (they don't give a fuck about pronouns where I work now).

In gov there was a "fake trannie" (they are all fake) that thought it was a woman. My minor protest that allowed me to be "slightly offensive" and not get fired is that I refused to refer to IT as "she" or "her". I would only say things like "they".

IT knew what I was doing but couldn't say shit about it because even HR would say "well, its not mis-gendering they didn't say HE/HIM". It's small, stupid and petty but sometimes you work inside the system you have at the time.

Eventually IT got so bitter that IT quit. Goal achieved. I am sure it was not me that was the thing that make IT quit but I did notice that a lot of over coworkers started doing the same thing I was when they previously would use "she/her". It got to a point that only a few random people were not calling IT "them".

Also, I refuse to use SLURS like "cis" to describe STRAIGHT people. You are Straight, not CIS.