[Kaligula]

(10-08-2016 03:44 PM)Ghost Tiger Wrote:  

(10-08-2016 03:29 PM)ElFlaco Wrote:  

Non-native speaker should point out how this madness differentially oppresses them. The English pronoun system is already complex enough for them to master.

Excellent point ElFlaco! This would be a great line of counter-attack and it is certainly available to the Chinese community should they choose to adopt it. Immigrants could very reasonably argue that this bullshit further complicates the English language and unfairly increases the difficulty level in their efforts to master it.

Very tactical. Top Kek!

Maybe Top Kek but a good idea...?

This seems like a good idea, but is it so in fact? Is it an actionable PUA advice ? Chinese diaspora communities thrive as 'guests' in other communities; I cannot recall one example of Chinese diaspora somewhere protesting against some hallmark of the host culture like a language. I do not see much hope for them becoming vocal in the public in this case too.
They will see it as an internal issue of English Canada.

On the side note, let's do not get excited too much by Kek. Surely such a misty god is a very capricious beast...?

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