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Yes, the vast majority, what's your point?
You realize I said in the OP I vote for that the kid asks politely and the teacher honors their wish? Obviously you didn't notice that
Yeah, I'm not debating you, just giving my opinion.
OK, fair enough. We are on a very argumentative board, it would help if you made that a little clearer. Note that I am doing option 2 and making a request only
I didn't call you an asshole and make fun of your grammar, did I?
My opinion doesn't really fit into the poll. I think the use of adopting neutral or transgendered pronouns should be more structured. I don't think the best idea is for the kid to ask the teacher to call them this or that. It should be up to the parents, possibly meeting with the teacher and principal, Dean whatever to ensure everyone is on the same page. To protect the student as well as the teacher.
Now, if a teacher is purposefully harassing a kid by using the incorrect pronouns, making fun of them or otherwise treating them in anyway that is not respectful as any other kid then they should face consequences up to termination. Nobody is guaranteed a job when acting like an asshole.
Do you realize that most girls like being girls and most boys like being boys? Why sanitize life for them and make them automatons by denying recognition of their gender?
I have two girls, they love being girls, they don't want to be called gender neutral pronouns
That you're advocating the minority at the expense of the majority in a school funded by taxpayers.
That's not reasonable.
I thought that was intuitively obvious.
I'm advocating the teacher assume the majority, but for those not in the majority they should politely ask for something different and if so the teacher should give it to them.
You're advocating the teacher focus on a tiny fraction of students