Introduction  

Looks like the slightest thing you say now that is interpreted as "sexist" or "racist" or offensive to LGBTQ+ (don't forget the +, because that could be interpreted wrong as well) is now "unprofessional" and very likely to get you rebuked, thanks to the American Bar Association. Looks like we'll be seeing an increase in male lawyers practicing law gentlemen. In fact, you should go ahead and become a lawyer now.

 

"Derogatory" Terms  

According to the American Bar Association, any derogatory term such as "honey" or "darling" that is used by a male lawyer is "officially" sexist. While women can freely condemn you for being male, you are not allowed to rebuke them for being sexist because you are, after all, a "misogynist" by definition. You should definitely feel safe practicing law.

 

While critics argued that such a broad rule would impair free speech while representing clients and impinge on the freedom to reject potential clients, no lawyers signed up to speak against the revised rule, which was passed Monday afternoon by a voice vote at the A.B.A.’s annual meeting in San Francisco.

 

Nope, obviously free speech is not being impaired. Why, I can't see anything wrong with this rule. Doesn't sound like a "pussy pass" to me at all. Men are officially second hand citizens and lawyers with no voice. Even if you wanted to go against the rule like the critics, you would stand no chance, since you would receive the wonderful trail of shame as you speak to a mass of Blue Pill SJWs and feminists.

 

Summary  

Become a lawyer. Get harassed for being a male while practicing law. Avoid any "derogatory" term when addressing women and the LGBTQ+ (don't forget the plus) community.

 

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