| > To imply that those who don't wish to act the way you wish them to don't care about minorities is invidious and not supported by any evidence I've seen. It is if how I wish them to act is to care about minorities, like for instance the population that is not a part of, in your words, the population that's "overwhelmingly binary" - aka a minority, by definition. > As are most people until they are compelled. So you're ok with calling people what they want to be called. Nice! > You could probably fit all 42 into male and female and cut out a lot absurdities. Why do you, of all the people in the world, get to decide what is and isn't absurd? Is there a particular scientific method you're using to define absurdity? > I'd go for 3, male, female and 3rd sex. Come up with a better name if you like. I'd suggest if you need a better name for people that are neither male nor female you educate yourself. Lumping people into "other" isn't particularly useful for those people or even descriptive. |
I get to decide what I think is absurd, because:
a) I'm free. b) I would still value my opinion as good enough for me even if I wasn't.
To think otherwise would be absurd, and the irony of being told this by one who wishes to impose their view upon others else they be othered is, at the very least, amusing.
> It is if how I wish them to act is to care about minorities
You're running around in circles now and thus, there is little point in continuing.