Topic: We should adopt gender-neutral language
it will prevent misgendering an individual
it would be better for everyone so that there are no issues with gender
it would be expensive to change to a gender neutral language and that money could be better spent elsewhere  world hunger for example
it would cause less offence to gender-neutral people if their need for neutral language was accommodated.
it would make everyone equal and then they would be happy
it would make it easier to learn foreign langues
it would make many people happy to use gender neutral language
it would make people who are gender challenged feel better.
it's a changing world with many definitions and variations of genders and we must adapt and accept that fact
its progressive, otherwise its supressing peoples true selves a
its silly, makes no sense, how to do you describe someone if you can't say what gender they are
just because some don’t consider themselves a gender doesn’t mean we have to change our language
language always evolves and this is just the next step for it
language changes cannot be legislated, they evolve spontaneously over time. if people want to use gender-neutral language, it will slowly become part of their vocabulary
language has evolved to give an accurate picture of what occurs. changing it is being oversensitive and can lead to words being ridiculed.
many people do not feel comfortable with their gender and feel offended when we use inappropriate words
many people don't feel it' necessary and still prefer to refer to a police officer as a police woman or police man.
many philologist said that gender-neutral language is hard to use, takes times to learn and will cost a lot of money.
many times we are not aware of the words we use to communicate and this can be offensive to a group of people
may lead to misunderstandings and confusion
men and women will always be biologically different and as such we ought not adopt gender-neutral language. this is silly because it pretends that genders are the same when in reality there are vast differences
neutral language is an alternative at the time of speaking that serves to include all persons without gender exclusion
new times, new ways of communicating, inclusion and adaptation are the key.
not everyone identifies as a male or female so our pronouns should reflect that
not everyone identifies as a man or a woman and our pronouns should reflect that
not only does incorporating gender-neutral pronouns into the public sphere allow for more inclusivity, it can also bring standardisation to government functions, such as official documents and surveys
Now that gender-netrualality is a mainstream topic we should do everything possible to promote equallity and discourage sterotyping by adopting gender-neutral language.
other languages such as spanish and french have even more gendered language than we do, and they have no problems
our society needs to be able to label and identify a person as a male or female for many reasons such as taxes, employment, health care, etc, so we should not adopt a gender neutral language.
over sensitive people will be offended if we don't.