If you can think of a better way of decolonising language than demanding that all languages adhere to the non-gendered approach adopted in English then I’d sure like to hear it.
Intentionally changing the meaning of nearly all commonly used words in high-emotion arguments between strangers.
Low-level sliding of the meaning of words through bad education and allowing niggers their "ebonics" destruction of higher languages that they simply cannot understand.
Lowering language requirements for jobs.
Lowering language requirements for graduation.
Lowering language studies to a mere apery of what it once was. For example, my spell check, something that is a machine with near-infinite patience and data storage, didn't know what apery was.
> If you can think of a better way of decolonising language than demanding that all languages adhere to the non-gendered approach adopted in English then I’d sure like to hear it.
Intentionally changing the meaning of nearly all commonly used words in high-emotion arguments between strangers.
Low-level sliding of the meaning of words through bad education and allowing niggers their "ebonics" destruction of higher languages that they simply cannot understand.
Lowering language requirements for jobs.
Lowering language requirements for graduation.
Lowering language studies to a mere apery of what it once was. For example, my spell check, something that is a machine with near-infinite patience and data storage, didn't know what apery was.
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