News published in Germany will be more gender-neutral from now on, according to the announcement of eight leading German, Austrian and Swiss news agencies on Monday. The agencies stated that they are now more sensitive to the use of exclusionary language. So there will be gender-neutral news channels in Germany.
In order not to get too involved in grammar, the basic question is what will be the fate of der and die, that is, everything will be neutral, das. Of course, the usage is not so clear, but I have male, female, and neuter. So, say, that table will not be der Tisch, but das, and the sun will also get das instead of der, and we could continue. But what about the mother tongue, or Muttersparche? How will it be included in the news, maybe it will be gendersparche?
Anyway, not only me, but the Germans themselves are confused with their rainbow gender madness, because according to scientific explanations, the term means "social gender". This means that what causes society to view women and men, femininity and masculinity differently, is not due to (biological) gender differences, but to perceptions within society that have nothing to do with our bodies.
I like to understand, so I have a female and a male - I took the ladies first because of the rules of politeness - but let's say, I look at a lady as a woman biologically, but not socially, so I should ignore the previous rules of politeness.
And, while we're at it, based on this explanation, why did the Germans initiate the creation of gender-neutral toilets? Because of voyeurs or those with identity confusion? But how does this relate to social gender?
Where is that famous German precision? They screwed this up in every way.
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