Thanks to social engineers, women are undergoing erasure. By the time they are done pruning the Newspeak Dictionary, there won’t be such a thing as men either.

The Daily Mail reports that the word “Englishman” has been banned:

The Geneva-based World Intellectual Property Organisation – which protects trademarks and patents globally – has also vetoed masculine terms including ‘forefathers’ and ‘brother­hood of man’.

The World Intellectual Property Organisation is yet another tentacle of the comical yet malevolent black hole for US taxpayer money called the United Nations.

Even ‘man’s best friend’ has been blacklisted – with ‘a faithful dog’ to be used instead.

WIPO’s Guidelines on Inclusive Language explain that “masculine-specific” terms might constitute microaggressions by suggesting that “women are not represented in certain groups or do not possess certain skills.” Yet you are not allowed to say “waitress” or “midwife” either, since women are getting erased too.

As Toby Young of the Free Speech Union observes,

“Banning certain words and phrases to advance a dogmatic political ideology is a hallmark of totalitarianism.”

It will all be much simpler when liberal utopia is achieved. Then permissible vocabulary will be reduced to a sheeplike bleating noise.

On a tip from ABC of the ANC.