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Topic	Marvel Produce believes the name X-Men is outdated
FigureOfSpeech 06/06/19 5:59:43 PM #29:	The Admiral posted... Phewfus posted... She doesn't seem to understand that men in X-men isn't being used as X-Male in the title. It's being used the same way mankind is used, which is a gender neutral term for human beings. She?s an overweight middle-aged woman who probably loathes the typical comic fan. It shouldn?t be surprising that she?s out of touch. Not to mention how utterly stupid it would be to ditch a brand as strong as X-Men. What do you think of this idea I had?... we just clearly define the words man and men as referring to all humans, as in the human species, which would not be inaccurate, but as a compromise, we undefine it as also meaning male humans and make up a new word for that? Like all people are men, female people are women and male people are some new word, like "non-women" or something? Do you think that would be an acceptable compromise that at least most people could agree upon? --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>FigureOfSpeech posted [p:922889353] in Marvel Pro... [t:77767149]...</cite> <quote><cite>The Admiral posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Phewfus posted...</cite> <quote>She doesn't seem to understand that men in X-men isn't being used as X-Male in the title. It's being used the same way mankind is used, which is a gender neutral term for human beings.</quote> She?s an overweight middle-aged woman who probably loathes the typical comic fan. It shouldn?t be surprising that she?s out of touch. Not to mention how utterly stupid it would be to ditch a brand as strong as X-Men.</quote> What do you think of this idea I had?... we just clearly define the words man and men as referring to all humans, as in the human species, which would not be inaccurate, but as a compromise, we undefine it as also meaning male humans and make up a new word for that? Like all people are men, female people are women and male people are some new word, like "non-women" or something? Do you think that would be an acceptable compromise that at least most people could agree upon? --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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