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Harris campaign job seekers have 9 different pronoun options: ‘More pronouns than policy’
My comment, "Among the numerous pressing issues facing the United States and the nations it supports, the question arises whether the creation of additional pronouns should rank as a priority concern for the citizenry. The current state of affairs in the country and its global partners encompass a wide range of significant challenges, and it is prudent to carefully evaluate the relative importance and potential impact of addressing the proliferation of pronouns in comparison to other pressing matters demanding the attention and resources of the public and policymakers."
My top concern is the economy and the border invasion. Is your top concern pronouns or do you have prioritized other concerns?
My comment, "Among the numerous pressing issues facing the United States and the nations it supports, the question arises whether the creation of additional pronouns should rank as a priority concern for the citizenry. The current state of affairs in the country and its global partners encompass a wide range of significant challenges, and it is prudent to carefully evaluate the relative importance and potential impact of addressing the proliferation of pronouns in comparison to other pressing matters demanding the attention and resources of the public and policymakers."
My top concern is the economy and the border invasion. Is your top concern pronouns or do you have prioritized other concerns?
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Why are you guys so worried about what personal pronouns someone uses? Really? This is what conservatives want to nit pick? (It's NY Post originally it's conservative). I don't get why you guys get mad about how someone identifies. It's a weird thing to be so upset about.
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SPC Jeff Daley, PhD
SFC Kelly Fuerhoff The focus of this discussion is on priorities and what is most crucial in assisting the general public. While individual preferences regarding self-identification may be a personal matter, they should not overshadow more pressing concerns that have a tangible impact on the lives of citizens. If the choice of pronouns is perceived as the utmost priority, that is a subjective perspective. However, others may have different priorities that they deem more consequential in terms of effectively serving the needs of the people. The underlying message is that the discussion should center on the most impactful and meaningful ways to support the collective welfare of the citizenry, rather than fixating on peripheral issues.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
SPC Jeff Daley, PhD - Where is it "overshadowing pressing concerns?" It's not. You guys just make a big deal out of nothing because it's something YOU aren't comfortable with.
No one said personal pronouns are "the utmost priority." At all. Ever. Smh.
No one said personal pronouns are "the utmost priority." At all. Ever. Smh.
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