So, @MrNiceGuy and I have a different opinion. Not a big deal. He's free to say whatever he wants.
I'm a little puzzled over his obsession with pronouns, though, and his appeal to the First Amendment (which enshrines the principle that the government--the GOVERNMENT--shall not prevent citizens from expressing themselves freely).
When a political figure popular with an extremist segment of the population expresses to a crowd of supporters that they should march to the seat of government and "fight like hell or [they] won't have a country anymore," his words are deeds, indeed, especially after those very same folks ransack the Capitol on his orders.
But, sure, we can talk about pronouns if you want.
I'm a little puzzled over his obsession with pronouns, though, and his appeal to the First Amendment (which enshrines the principle that the government--the GOVERNMENT--shall not prevent citizens from expressing themselves freely).
When a political figure popular with an extremist segment of the population expresses to a crowd of supporters that they should march to the seat of government and "fight like hell or [they] won't have a country anymore," his words are deeds, indeed, especially after those very same folks ransack the Capitol on his orders.
But, sure, we can talk about pronouns if you want.