New Lingo that you kind of hate...
- Thread starter SINep
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Dangerdoggie
Veteran XV
the struggle is real
I'm seeing "Nationalism" being used in a derogatory way by left wing media.
If you're in my soccer team and you don't fucking love our team more than any other team, you are in the wrong team and should be kicked out.
If you're in my country..
If you're in my family..
If you're in my company/organisation..
If you're in my suburb...
If you're in my soccer team and you don't fucking love our team more than any other team, you are in the wrong team and should be kicked out.
If you're in my country..
If you're in my family..
If you're in my company/organisation..
If you're in my suburb...
SINep
Veteran XX
what makes me laugh is that only commies hate that term
are the only ones triggered by it
but given how WW2 was between NATIONAL SOCIALISTS......VS INTERNATIONAL SOCIALISTS......now called GLOBALISTS I guess I can't blame them too much
they know who their enemy is.......and it does come in the form of borders
locked doors and windows.......as active thieves of the night
hating yourself and your people is even more lame imo
This is the next step beyond diversity. Not only are there multiple groups in the company, organization, etc, but they all work together, too. I'm not sure how long it has been around, but it's been on radar for at least a year.
Snowflake belief systems.
I use that one quite a bit, both as a written word and as a spoken word. "Meh" isn't a noun, a verb, pronoun, adverb, adjective, preposition, conjunction, determiner, or an exclamation.
I think it drives some people batshit because it doesn't neatly fall into the easily identifiable nomenclature of word hierarchy. I think the category that the word would best fall into would be as an onomatopoeia. Being a word that that serves only the purpose of mimicking a sound.
That sound; the sound we often make when we raise our shoulders and shrug in a state of indifference to something someone says, or to an event that is happening.
"Meh" doesn't mean anything, there is no proper definition, and it's not a human universal expression in it's own right. Onomatopoeia's are universal to human speech in that each language has their own variants of them, so if you find it hard to find the idea behind "meh" in English, it'd have an arguably more vapid response from someone who struggled with English.
TheVoiceOfReason
Veteran X
Ha, neg rep from Cap'n Trolle. It's like an attaboy really.
"mixology"
"craft"
"artisanal"
"green friendly"
"staycation"
"craft"
"artisanal"
"green friendly"
"staycation"
anyone who uses the term "attaboy"
good god kys
good god kys