Topic: We should adopt gender-neutral language
gender-neutral language should be the defacto in all official and public speaking since gender is but a social construct and is not binary.
gender-neutral language should be used as it is preferable to presuming a gender when referring to non specific people
gender-neutral language should be widely adopted because it prohibits favoritism towards one gender or another. as such, written or spoken material would be safer for anyone accessing it.
gender-neutral language should not be adopted as it will cause resentment among those who strongly identify with either their birth or adopted sex
gender-neutral language should not be adopted. Language has developed over millenia to where it is now and should not be changed for a few outsiders
gender-neutral language should not be widely adopted because it can be confusing to listeners or readers of material, simply because of the grammatical uncertainties of gender-neutrality.
gender-neutral language shouldn't be adopted because in writing consistency is sometimes hard to keep straight with those pronouns
gender-neutral language simplifies language by using the same words for all people, instead of dividing them into male and female
Gender-neutral language sounds unnatural and weird and keeps people from wanting to talk to others at all.
gender-neutral language supports the overly sensitive
gender-neutral language takes gender out of the equation, so that people can focus on content, not gender.
gender-neutral language will cause confusion if we don't know who is being referred to
gender-neutral language will ensure equality in society
gender-neutral language will ensure that everyone is treated equally without gender biases.
gender-neutral language will help avoiding social discrimination and it's a natural evolution of language
gender-neutral language will solve confusion
Gender-neutral language would prevent discrimination of those who do not consider themselves binary, it would also allow people to simply be people and not defined by gender.
gender-neutral language would show we respect peoples choices.
gender-neutral languages should be adopted to ensure that our children grow up in a world that does put gender labels on any person or object that unfairly defines them.
gender-neutral pronouns won't catch on,  it is confusing to try and add a new pronoun to the lexicon when there are existing solutions already in place.
gender-neutral takes things too far.  if a person is a man, it's fine to refer to him as him.
gender-neutral text as an “aberration” that puts the language in “mortal danger”
gener neutral language is way too stifling of the natural distinction between men and women.
general neutral languages will just be confusing.
humans are generally not gender neutral so it is natural to apply the same mentality to objects
i agree that the new current thinking or ways of life need a space to grow, but it can not be damaging the established system and trying to impose it as the definitive solution.
i think that we should adopt gender-neutral language because a best comunication