Just In Time for Mothers Day: "Mothers" Replaced by Ugly Orwellian Neologism "Birthing People"

Because you can't say that women give birth.

Some women who give birth are really "men," and these men want to be centered!

And if you don't know what "centering" means -- they mean that normies are currently "centered." When we speak of a mother, we naturally think of a woman.

This means that women are "centered" in our minds as mothers.

It is their mission to push every normal thought out of your head and instead "center" in your mind abnormal thoughts, like "Men can give birth, too!"

You will not be allowed to think that men have penises; you will be forced to put the idea foremost in your mind that penises come in two main varieties, male penises and "girldicks." You must not "center" the concept that male genitals are found on males. The idea that male genitals can be found on "women" must be equally (or more!) "centered" in your mind as the idea that men have penises.

You will not be allowed to think that women have babies. No, "birthing people," who can be either women or "men," have babies.

Again, you will not be allowed to "center" the idea that womanhood is associated with pregnancy and birthing, even in the private refuge of your own thoughts.

Below, a supercut of intersectional leftists -- including Democrat politicians -- calling mothers "birthing people."

This explains the determination to force the non-word "Latinx" into existence.

"Latinx," if you don't know, is a made-up non-word intended to take the place of "LatinO," with the -o at the end marking the word as being the singular, masculine version of the word.

This non-word is used to solve the non-problem of referring to people of different sexes with a single world.

And more importantly -- it exists to make your first think not of women first, but of transexuals first.

See, if you wanted to say female Latins, you'd say "Latinas."

The intersectional lunatics don't want you to say -- or even think -- "Latinas." Yes, that would center women rather than men, but they don't want you centering biological women, either.

So they invented the non-word "Latinx" to mean "All Latinos, male and female, but first and foremost transexual designer-pronoun people."

Now, if you haven't taken eight grade Spanish since, well, eighth grade, you might have forgotten that Spanish already has a noun form to indicate neuter, multi-sex, or indeterminate-sex nouns.

How would you refer to Latinos who are either of mixed sex (men and women), or of neuter sex (maybe they're robots), or unknown sex?

Why, you'd refer to them as...

Latinos.

Because in Spanish, as in all Romance languages, the male form of the noun is not just the male form. It's also the neuter form, the "it" form we might say in English, and in plurals, used to refer to people of whatever sex.

Latinas means a group of all females, but Latinos can either mean "all men," or "some men and some women," or "anything goes."

So why mar the language with a made-up word "Latinx" if Spanish already has a perfectly valid and grammatical word for unknown or mixed-sex?

Because, again, they don't want to be merely included. "Latinos" includes them.

They want to be -- they demand to be -- CENTERED.

When they force the Latnix fake word on people, people will be forced to think of 0.03% of the population first and foremost. Centered in the mind.

And that's why they do it.

They don't want equality - they demand primacy.

Update: Joe Mannix adds:

And it makes perfect sense *if* you adhere to their vision of reality. In their interpretation, all of reality is socially constructed, right? So this "centering" is the actual mechanism through which reality emerges. It's all constructed. The reason that only women can give birth is because we believe that this is how the world works. Once we stop believing that and believe something else, the world will match. Reality is mutable.

posted by Ace at 02:05 PM

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