Topic: We should adopt gender-neutral language
gender-neutral language is political correctness taken to an absurd degree - there is no need to reinvent words and language for the sake of gender equality in an increasingly open society.
gender-neutral language is simpler and more straight forward and respects all genders without bias.
gender-neutral language is simply a natural progression in a society based on sexual equality - there is no reason for textual dominance, and such neutrality serves to gradually temper preconceptions.
gender-neutral language is taking 'equality' to a ridiculous extreme -  it is not necessary to dismantle language in order to advance a cause, and actually trivialises important society issues.
gender-neutral language is totally unecessary in modern society that recognises role-equality in all areas of life - it merely brings attention to itself and creates resentment about 'political correctness'.
gender-neutral language is unnecessary and a step too far in the political correctness that has been enveloping society.
gender-neutral language is unnecessary and confusing to children
gender-neutral language is unnecessary, the current status quo is fine.
gender-neutral language is unnecessary.
gender-neutral language keeps people from being labeled into certain categories. everyone is a person and should just be labeled as such.
Gender-neutral language keeps people from feeling marginalized if they are just not sure what they want to identify as on any given day.
gender-neutral language lessens the risk of offending anyone
gender-neutral language makes everyone feel included and safe so it's a good idea to adopt this.
gender-neutral language makes sure that nobody is offended
gender-neutral language panders to confused people and is an example of pc culture gone too far.
gender-neutral language promotes equality as it doesn't point for example towards males or females
gender-neutral language promotes inclusivity and eliminates bias or marginalization based on ones gender.
gender-neutral language protects the privacy of people who choose not to be identified by their gender
gender-neutral language reduces the unconscious bias towards a certain gender being more suited to a particular role. for example policeman being the default term.
gender-neutral language reflects our new reality of gender fluidity and would reduce social tension for this particular group that is extremely susceptible to depression and suicide.
gender-neutral language removes a level of specificity and may create confusion.
gender-neutral language should be adoppted in todays society where peoples sex  is self determined and more fluid, because it avoids offence or discrimination
gender-neutral language should be adopted as it would be beneficial to people.
gender-neutral language should be adopted because it can make the meaningless use of a social catagory very clear to the reader
gender-neutral language should be adopted so that society can progress and advance. does it really matter if you are a man or woman anymore? it shouldn't.
gender-neutral language should be adopted to make it easier to use words