But it seemed dehumanizing to me. With the vague miasma of euphemism in the air today, 'resources' is frequently used when it seems impolite to say money. Last August I was hanging out in the gallery of the United Nations General Assembly with my pal Austin Ruse of the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute. I didn't mean Cardinal Arinze, who would make a fine pope if God so willed, but Austin's use of the term 'short list,' which magically appeared out of nowhere among pundits during the election season. Austin looked into the eyes of the young woman and said, 'I love jargon.
Gender is an ideological term to mainstream artificial sexual ideology into the culture.
Depending on who you talk to there are five or even seven 'genders' - and counting. In nature there are only two sexes. The generation that demanded their cereal be all natural pumps large doses of artificiality into their politics and sexuality. Sex is better than gender. The term 'choice' attempts to apply God-given free will to a thoroughly evil act of murder.