Comments on: How to be Civilized on Roads

By: Zeeshan

Zeeshan — Mon, 07 Feb 2022 11:28:16 +0000

When you talk about a group of only men, you will use “he/him/her”. Similarly, you will use “she/her” when you talk about a group of women only. But, when you will talk about a group of combined people, even with female majority, you will use “he/him/his”.

So, to answer you question, this is not the article which is sexist, it is the “English” which is.

By: Priority order

Priority order — Tue, 07 Sep 2021 03:26:34 +0000

“How” to be civilized is the second question.
The first question is “why” to be civilized? Only when the first question is fully solved can the second question be approached!

By: Waqas

Waqas — Mon, 06 Sep 2021 11:34:18 +0000

In reply to Basic question.

Don’t bring your fiminism (gender equility) here over a few words, it’s a calamities in Europe where i live, gender equality cut that bullshits.
Man and Woman are differents by nature, thus there is a marriage because husband and wife are mean to complete each other. Marriage is contract to respect the rights of each others because they have differents rights since they are from differents gender, is also to engage the duties of both, because duties are also differents for both of them.

By: Khurram

Khurram — Mon, 06 Sep 2021 02:54:26 +0000

This article is a true reflection of road etiquette, which currently is going down the drain from out Pakistani society rather faster than usual.
Therefore, I must say, great work author it eases my heart to know that some members of our upcoming generation, loathed by oldies, has manners more than these oldies ever had. I doubt most of such oldies and baldies know about driving really slowly near schools, countless can be seen scoot of at 50 or more from near kids and then shout profanity at poor children who are only acting the way their age is supposed to act.
P.S. I have also seen oldies give a license test, boy some of them even try and tell rule creators that a certain rule is ridicule to their diving mechanisms, if I had my way, I would never let an oldy drive a vehicle. Their thick necks are bent on stressing themselves being always right.

By: Basic question

Basic question — Mon, 06 Sep 2021 02:12:30 +0000

Why is it always “he” and “his”?
Why is the article so sexist?
As if only males drive cars. And if so, why? Why isn’t there any equality … shouldn’t we have more female truck drivers, bus drivers, rickshaw drivers, qingqi drivers, horse-carriage and donkey cart operators to achieve true gender equality in the society?