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Originally Posted by Liam-
Well not really, my point was nobody is actually asking for these things to be done, but people’s reaction to it being done shows that they are indeed perfectly fine with the idea of certain people not being represented or included imo.
It’s like the equivalent of the strawman of angry flag wavers being mad at black people, for the bbc choosing not to sing a song.
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Not really an equivalent. Stopping racist actions against minorities has no effect on white people. It helps to move towards equality.
Forcing a change in language women can use
about themselves because a minority of people find it excludes them is simultaneously telling one group their feelings on language used to refer to them matters more than the other. That's unequal and a double standard.