thylacine60
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Did you just say cuck has nothing to do with the alt-right? You might want to do a little research.
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Cuck is a man who's a little bitch. Contrary to the beliefs of the liberal leaning crowd trying to explain something popularized by the conservatives, cuck is used by many races for someone who is spineless and IS derived from cuckold.
Urban Dictionary is ones first port of call...........always.
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thylacine60
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I find Google or Wiki usually enough.
"Cuckservative", often shortened to cuck, is a recently coined term of abuse formed as a combination of the word cuckold and the political designation conservative. It has become an increasingly popular pejorative label used among alt-right supporters in the United States.
Cuckservative - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cuckservative
Terrible word whichever way one cares to use it, isn't it?
Feel dirty even saying it in my mind.
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shocker - one of the grubby sides of my work is knowing what men's rights groups are on about - means I sometimes swim in the toilet of their forums reading their disgusting misogynistic, racist, inhuman propaganda - I don't need some goose on a football forum telling me that one of their vilest and most often used insults "has nothing to do with" them
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The meaning of the word has been convoluted for centuries, each determining their unique belief and representation
But there is only one true meaning........The Urban dictionary told me so.
..........and can we stop talking about it. Terrible word.
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It doesn't in the context they used it you're talking about cuckservitive which was used by alt right spokespeople to describe leftists views. It is a play on the original usage of the term which what I was talking about and obviously the context used by the St Kilda poster.
Like I said the origin and meaning of the word doesn't come from alt right. Stop reaching for things that aren't there.
Edit: "things that aren't there" = the link between the context it was used by the bigfooty poster and how people on the Alt right use it.
For the record I don't agree with it being used at all especially against one of our own players.
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sorry?
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He only used it because of the rumours about his wife, which like I said is the original use for the term.
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so what have I said that was incorrect?
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You brought up the Alt right connection I pointed out that's not what was going on here because of the context it was used. Which is why I said the Alt right had nothing to do with it.
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People who call people 'cucks' or SJW in a derogatory manner scream 'i don't have the intellectual resources to argue a point without using buzzwords'. What ever happened to arguing a point
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you said the word cuck had nothing to do with the alt-right? yes or no?
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Alt right usually use it to talk about SJWs and weak complaining lefties (from their perspective). The context here is that Murph supposedly allowed his partner to be serviced by another man, which is the original meaning of cuckold.
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way to miss my point completely
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Because in its original meaning which is how it was used that is correct.
Are you a little bored at work today?
Are you a little bored at work today?
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So back to getting around the grounds ... it's nearly 3 quarter time at the Western Oval gluepot. Score is 2.14.26 to 1.15.21 and there has been a break in play as the umpires try to find the ball buried in the centre square.
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I got your point. Both sides are engaging in a vigorous game of semantics here and the crowd have all left at the same time to get a pie/some dumplings/a life.
Ps Love you all ... really.
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I took a class in smarmy smartarsery once. Arrived late and missed the last slot in living taxidermy. Thought I'd be stuffed but it ended up being a smart move.
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Just quietly is this not the best/worst HTB call ever.
