Actually, 20 years ago I wanted to make a journal that would have been gender equality, so something like this: “Good evening, dear listeners and listeners, this journal started with the war in Iraq, where 5,000 soldiers and soldiers are in ashes” Then later: “RTL traffic info, motorists and motorists watch out …” Next topic: “In the Chamber today 50 speakers and speakers have been registered …” and finally: “The big fire in Schlachtermaanicht has been cleared! 150 firefighters and firefighters are proud on their work ”. The journal was intended to introduce the theme of equality between men and women ad absurdum. Then I like the female sex and, in my opinion, respect the woman too. If you try to consistently achieve equality in language, you will benefit consistently, as it will be necessary.
The French have another linguistic problem, with the grammatical ending, when men and women come together, ‘où le masculin l’emporte sur le féminin’. Les garçons et les feeles sont venus. Well, you can write quiet venue (s), and I also have problems with making an impression, but there are also certain limits. Or how do you find “la sapeuse-pompière”?
“All in all, no problem, shouldn’t Generation ‘Y’ discover the inclusive language!”
“l’ express “on October 11, 2017 brought it to the fore: at the CSA in France (Council of Audiovisual), a complaint can be filed if one does not feel properly treated in the media; this applies to individuals as well as to the whole The number of complaints went up within 80 years to about 80,000 pieces, a small example: the moderator of the journal starts with the words: “Mesdames, Messieurs, Bonsoir”. you mean, ladies, brass … and what do you make of the transgender? bonsoir, nice and good, but it looks like people who are going on, suffering, dying; what should be good for those people ?!
Not that you mean, I wouldn’t mess with those transgender_ people. I imagine it is extremely complicated to be in a men’s body and to feel like a woman, and vice versa. Fortunately, our society has become open enough over the decades to thematize the subject! But you can’t take them into permanent consideration in society … and not even in the language! In order to consider not only men and women, but also the transgender in language, one should do so: “les garçons et les feeles sont venu * e * s. The star, or even a middle point, which is not here provided by my system would mean that in addition to the female and male genders I also think of transgender. And when I speak as a journalist on the radio, I have to pause for a little while … the “l’Express “call it” morse epileptique “or even” un code telégraphique “.
Some things are acceptable, but much less. For example, in the Netherlands one may enter into the passport: “girl, or boy at the birth”, or else it may be that the gender during the Life is changing. That doesn’t hurt anyone and you respect the possible transgender. In Germany they have until now found the unhappy alternative of “other” …. (https://www.firstlife.de/drittes-geschlecht-eine-fehlgeleitete-debatte/)
“a feminist gathering, autonomous, inclusive intersectional non-mixed! “
But stay tuned for l’Express: the Extreme-gauche website Paris-luttes.info has been calling for a demonstration … “to racist, feminist, inclusive intersectional non-mixed …”! What does one do with that bloke ?! All inclusive, just no men, probably because that’s all phallocrates, right? Also, there are those who are not asked if they would like to have a Zizi or not!
“… and the farce will be almost unbreakable!…”
At the French University of François-Rabelais, there are now male and female toilets for transgender people. L’Express thinks it would be easier to put in a unisex toilet. In London on the Metro, people are no longer welcomed as “ladies” or “gentleman”, but, with everybody; Jean-Luc Mélonchon tweeted with “les gens”. Shouldn’t we also ban the “Astérix”? Women come here as well as not to talk about transgender, and the Roman army is represented by the Gauls of today as full-time people. Just as Lucky Luke never ceases to smoke; Just like the euro coin on the occasion of the death of Helmut Schmidt: originally he had a cigarette between his fingers, on the coin it was retouched. Oh! Helmut!
We are saving so much that soon we can’t even convince a convinced racist or fascist to turn a sack!
