he/she pleases
You can just say "they," such as, "do whatever they please."
ETA: oof, downvotes? Seriously? It's just English, people. It's easier to write. It's easier to read. It's how the language has referred to a single person of unknown or irrelevant gender for about as long as it's been a language. See #3.
It’s not normal to have your flight cancelled by the powers that be because you wrote something.
Unless you're fleeing a fledgling fascist dictatorship. Then it's to be expected.
And the people with the money orchestrating this culture war won't be paying a dime of that. Campbell County taxpayers will.
ETA: I'm not arguing against the settlement. I'm arguing against the billionaires that FA but never have to FO.
Keep bending the knee and licking the boots, CNN.
I can't decide what's more depressing.
A) The subject of the linked article, or
B) The fact that an article on World Socialist Web Site is linking to posts by Amnesty UK and Defend our Juries (three organizations that should all know better by now) on Xitter.
Jesus
At an absolute bare minimum, the last two should be cross posting everything to Mastodon, and the first should be linking to the Mastodon accounts whenever available.
Oh, look! Amnesty UK has a Mastodon account that they're not fucking using, apparently never have.
[Edit: spelling]
f you’re not named something like “Welslyian Trottersworth IV,”
I feel attacked
Comedians make fun of school shootings quite regularly
What comedians are you watching?
Probably Rule #4
- Post titles should be the same as the article used as source.
It was a rhetorical question.
What makes you think I was raining on their parade? "They" is no less inclusive than "he/she." It is however easier to write, easier to read, and it's completely common English that every native speaker just naturally uses and understands on a daily basis. There's no reason to go out of your way to make your message harder to write and read, for absolutely no gain.
ETA: My intent was not to be rude. My intent was to help someone out. For all either of us know, the person I responded to isn't a native English speaker and genuinely found it helpful.