Pronoun War XXXIV

Good grief. The journalist asks the minister if refusing to use luxury pronouns is unlawful discrimination, and the minister refuses to answer that question, saying it’s an individual case and it’s for the court to decide. The journalist keeps repeating that that’s not what he’s asking, he’s not asking about the individual case, he’s asking what the law is. Minister persists in changing the subject. Dude. What is the law? Does the law make it a crime to use ordinary pronouns?

Also maddening: the minister keeps calling it “basic courtesy” to remember everyone’s specialty pronouns. Nonsense. It’s not basic at all. Basic courtesy would be not expecting anyone to remember any information about oneself, because people have other things to do.

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