Posted March 02, 2016
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Shadowstalker16: People give money to go study there? And I thought my college had a bad campus activist problem.
They're crying? And hugging? Literally laying claim to public property? Now that right there is evolution going backwards.
LeonardoCornejo: And this kind of shit is widespread on different levels. SJWs infect all colleges. Just a few months ago my college oppened an "inclusive language course". I am from El Mexico, and in case you don't know (Much likely you know), Spanish is a language in which the neutral is masculine due to the lack of a true neutral word. For example with the word friend, the male is "Amigo" the female is "Amiga" and the neutral is "Amigo" but with "inclusive language" you are forced to say both to state it could be both. Something very stupid and a total disespect to language. They're crying? And hugging? Literally laying claim to public property? Now that right there is evolution going backwards.
This problem also comes up in many forms of media. Can you think of a joke with a female character where the character's sex is not the topic (or punch-line) of the joke? Can you think of any movies or video games where the main character is female and that fact isn't important to the plot?
I also note that, pretty much every time there's a case where a developer restricts the player's character to one sex (considering here games where the PC could be considered to represent the player), it's always the male sex that is chosen. Offenders here include Ultima 8/9 (especially when earlier games in the series had female options) and Eschalon Book 1.
This issue actually is related to femmephobia; the fear of the feminine (when was the last time you saw a man casually wearing a dress or carrying a purse?), or the idea that the feminine is inferior to the masculine.
By the way, in written Spanish, I hear that, instead of writing "amigo" or "amiga", you can write "amig@". Unfortunately, I don't know how to pronounce the @, and there are cases where software will see the @ and think you're writing an e-mail address. (I remember viewing sites about the Linux command line with JavaScript disabled (or with a browser that doesn't implement JavaScript) and seeing things other than e-mail addresses being replaced with <email protected>. Of note, the English Pokemon community occasionally refers to Lati@s (which refers to both Latias and Latios).
Here are a few links to check out:
http://cratesandribbons.com/2013/01/27/why-the-default-male-is-not-just-annoying-but-also-harmful/
http://www.themarysue.com/bojack-horseman-comedy-gender-parity/
http://www.notsorryfeminism.com/2015/04/male-as-default.html