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I think it's funny when the Apple trolls assume I hate Apple or that I >>don't own plenty of Apple products since they assume anyone who knows >>anything about Apple must not own any Apple products. They're strange.
Maybe it has something to do with this: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/584507-it-s-easier-to-fool-people-than-to-convince-them-that
Or maybe you're actually right about him and I'm wrong to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Chris wrote:
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Andrew <andys@nospam.com> wrote:
They think these facts will go away if they call people an "it".
Who is that stupid?
When I was growing up, those who were not clearly a “he” or “she” >>> were often referred to as an “it”. With the prevalence of
transsexuals and wokism today, not to mention DEI initiatives in
the federal and corporate worlds, people have been indoctrinated
into the idea that there are more physical genders than just male
and female. Yet when you go to the doctor’s office and fill out
forms, they always want to know what your real sex is and not what
you want to be “identified” as.
You're confusing gender and sex. They are different concepts. You may
have the same gender and sex, but equally may not.
Scientifically, binary sex definitions do not represent reality.
No, I don't think I'm the one who's confused. It's the "its" who are...
Chris wrote:
badgolferman <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote:
Andrew <andys@nospam.com> wrote:
They think these facts will go away if they call people an "it".
Who is that stupid?
When I was growing up, those who were not clearly a “he” or “she” >>>were often referred to as an “it”. With the prevalence of >>>transsexuals and wokism today, not to mention DEI initiatives in the >>>federal and corporate worlds, people have been indoctrinated into
the idea that there are more physical genders than just male and
female. Yet when you go to the doctor’s office and fill out forms, >>>they always want to know what your real sex is and not what you want
to be “identified” as.
You're confusing gender and sex. They are different concepts. You may
have the same gender and sex, but equally may not.
Scientifically, binary sex definitions do not represent reality.
No, I don't think I'm the one who's confused. It's the "its" who
are...
On 11/25/2024 5:16 PM, Andrew wrote:
I had already bought a few 10.9-inch 10th-generation iPads at $300
<https://i.postimg.cc/d0tJqx6B/10thgenipad01.jpg>
Now that they're $250 they'll make great stocking stuffers for kids.
<https://www.engadget.com/deals/black-friday-apple-deals-include-the-10th-gen-ipad-for-a-record-low-price-130005592.html
I think it's funny when the Apple trolls assume I hate Apple or that I
don't own plenty of Apple products since they assume anyone who knows
what's s anything about Apple must not own any Apple products. They're strange.
What's strange is you hate Apple and keep buying their products!
Scientifically, binary sex definitions do not represent reality.
No, I don't think I'm the one who's confused. It's the "its" who are...
I think it's funny when the Apple trolls assume I hate Apple or that I
don't own plenty of Apple products since they assume anyone who knows
what's s anything about Apple must not own any Apple products. They're strange.
What's strange is you hate Apple and keep buying their products!
Even if he wasn't already a well-known moronic troll, anyone who thinks
$250 is a "stocking stuffer" is obviously an insane idiot anyway.
Andrew <andys@nospam.com> wrote:
They think these facts will go away if they call people an "it".
Who is that stupid?
When I was growing up, those who were not clearly a “he” or “she” were
often referred to as an “it”. With the prevalence of transsexuals and wokism today, not to mention DEI initiatives in the federal and corporate worlds, people have been indoctrinated into the idea that there are more physical genders than just male and female. Yet when you go to the doctor’s office and fill out forms, they always want to know what your real sex is
and not what you want to be “identified” as.
In any case, since this is Usenet and it’s hard to actually see people, he may be using gender ambiguous terms such as “it” to describe people he doesn’t really know. Maybe he’s trying to be respectful in the same manner
as when someone addresses a lady as Ms. rather than Miss or Mrs. when not knowing their marital status.
Or maybe you’re actually right about him and I’m wrong to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Alan <nuh-uh@nope.com> wrote:
On 2024-11-29 04:20, badgolferman wrote:
Andrew <andys@nospam.com> wrote:
They think these facts will go away if they call people an "it".
Who is that stupid?
When I was growing up, those who were not clearly a “he” or “she” were
often referred to as an “it”. With the prevalence of transsexuals and >>> wokism today, not to mention DEI initiatives in the federal and corporate >>> worlds, people have been indoctrinated into the idea that there are more >>> physical genders than just male and female. Yet when you go to the doctor’s
office and fill out forms, they always want to know what your real sex is >>> and not what you want to be “identified” as.
In any case, since this is Usenet and it’s hard to actually see people, he
may be using gender ambiguous terms such as “it” to describe people he >>> doesn’t really know. Maybe he’s trying to be respectful in the same manner
as when someone addresses a lady as Ms. rather than Miss or Mrs. when not >>> knowing their marital status.
Or maybe you’re actually right about him and I’m wrong to give him the >>> benefit of the doubt.
That you would be bigoted about trans people seems completely on-brand
for you.
I don’t think it’s kind and loving to lie to people with mental health issues.
Just the other day I had to fill out paperwork for an online pharmacy and also paperwork for a Red Cross blood donation. They both asked for my assigned sex at birth. That pretty much tells you what the medical field thinks about it.
Ramblings of an idiot.
