Topic: We should adopt gender-neutral language
people are being too sensitive and over complicating things by trying to adopt gender-neutral language.  we have gotten this far without it and it is not needed
people are not an "it". they are born male or female and even if you change you birth gender we still need a way to be able to label each person for certain legal aspects of our society.
people are opting to identify outside of the gender binary, and they have just as much of a right to feel comfortable as the rest of us do.
people in this country have the right to say whatever they would like.
people since time began have never had to worry about the usage of gender-neutral languages, people need to just quit being so sensitive and always try to be politically correct.
people worry too much about this and should relax
so that none of the snowflakes will be offended and throw a fit.
some people classify themselves as gender neutral and we should respect them with our language
some people don’t adhere to a gender so we should respect that with our language
some people might be offended by gender-neutral language
sometimes we do not know how to interpret the words and another meaning comes to us, making us feel offended with the message that should reach us
such a dramatic change to a language would have a hard time being universally adopted and would be difficult to enforce. he has already served as a gender neutral pronoun in the past.
that`s just wrong and any religion is and should be against it.
thats ridiculous, people are male or female and should be called as such.
the bible is full of "he" and/or "she" references, there is nothing wrong with putting a gender label on objects, it is a part of life and gender-neutral languages should not be adopted.
the current language favors male pronouns, which is sexist
the current pronouns promote sexism by categorizing everything into male and female
the language is fine the way it is and gender is a reality.
the modern world is so quick to take offence that we should adopt gender-neutral language to avoid accidentally offending.
the neutral language allow to eliminate the sexist euphemisms of our language
the neutral language itself does not solve anything and creates more resistance in those who hate lgbt communities in the country
the old days of labeling careers as a mailman, etc are sexist and outdated.  women can do anything men can, and adopting a gender neutral language would reinforce that concept.
the strategies can be applied to any type of communicative situation, oral or written, formal or informal, with a public both internal and external.
the use of gender pronouns tends to single out one gender from the other and can be offensive to some.
the use of gender-neutral language helps encourage equality between the sexes
the words "he" and "she" are a way of labeling human beings and not everyone feels like they fit into either of these categories. by doing away with gender specific words you will make everyone feel the same.