Noun (pejorative): Someone who engages in Conservative correctness.
Counterpart to Social Justice Warrior, or "SJW." Just as likely to overreact to jokes/harass online/boycott as their more-Liberal counterparts. Examples include "#CancelColbert," the Kuerig boycott, & sending death threats to comedian Michelle Wolf.
The word "Antisocial" in this context not only describes their opposition to Social Justice Warriors, it also describes general malevolence and a refusal to adapt socially.
Counterpart to Social Justice Warrior, or "SJW." Just as likely to overreact to jokes/harass online/boycott as their more-Liberal counterparts. Examples include "#CancelColbert," the Kuerig boycott, & sending death threats to comedian Michelle Wolf.
The word "Antisocial" in this context not only describes their opposition to Social Justice Warriors, it also describes general malevolence and a refusal to adapt socially.
by EraseAllPicturesOfRon November 02, 2018
(Semi-Profane Utterance)
In place of "um" or "like," a placeholder word used in casual conversation to catch up on thoughts.
Originates from the word "fucking," still considered profane even though it's rarely intended to offend.
In place of "um" or "like," a placeholder word used in casual conversation to catch up on thoughts.
Originates from the word "fucking," still considered profane even though it's rarely intended to offend.
by EraseAllPicturesOfRon September 19, 2019
Adjective/Noun; Derogatory
A self-described skeptic whose mind is all made-up. Most-commonly seen in woo medicine & conspiracy theory communities. Frequently, graduates of Google University and victims of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
Common quotes include:
"You'll never convince me..."
"Experts don't know."
"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence."
"How do we know evidence is evidence?"
A self-described skeptic whose mind is all made-up. Most-commonly seen in woo medicine & conspiracy theory communities. Frequently, graduates of Google University and victims of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
Common quotes include:
"You'll never convince me..."
"Experts don't know."
"Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence."
"How do we know evidence is evidence?"
Bill, ever the skeptish, refused to even read Mary's rebuttal before launching into another diatribe.
by EraseAllPicturesOfRon August 29, 2018