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Nobody I know has jumped through hoops.
Nobody has asked me to put what I have in my signature. Nobody I know has attempted to place any pressure on anyone to accommodate pronouns or names. I do what I do as I believe it’s a kind thing and doesn’t impact on my life or existence in any way. |
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One thing I remembered is that my nieces ex used to work for a major supermarket and obviously everyone there knew that "Shelia" was now "Bruce", some did say Shelia in error then corrected themselves.
So they decided to leave and found a job where my niece worked (My niece as since left), and they said their name was Bruce, but word spread that Bruce was Shelia, my niece said It didn't come from her and Bruce said I know, so they are looking for another job. We think that they still have ID under their old name, and surely they can change it all by deed poll? |
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Doesn’t even need to be a deed poll.
They can sign a Statutory Declaration which has the same legal powers and should only cost about a fiver. |
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Is this a result of pronouns? I consider it child abuse. What do you think?
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The child should be removed from the parents, for the child’s safety. |
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I don’t know about you but it takes a hell of a lot more than a request of a pronoun to offend me. In fact I’m more offended by your assumption that I’m English. |
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It’d be interesting to see a Venn diagram of those offended by pronouns and those who’d prefer language followed living standards back to the 1970s. Simpler times when we could call a spade a spade.
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Just out of interest, what is a spade called now ?
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