A blanket term that describes any action that upholds a system of oppression for any oppressed groups. Most commonly used in social justice communities.
"I saw so many racist and problematic costumes during Halloween last year."
A code word for anything considered to be politically incorrect by ZOG. Commonly used by professors, SJWs and other goyim slaves. It is used as a label to attack or isolate anyone or any idea that could challenge the anti-White dogma currently promulgated by western universities and media.
Girl 1: I stopped seeing that guy I met last month.
Girl 2: But why, you two were hitting it off!?
Girl 1: It turns out, he's a Nazi. Get this, he said that Whites shouldn't be replaced in their own countries.
Girl 2: Um, that sounds highly problematic!
Girl 1. I know. Don't worry, I've already reported him. I sent an e-mail to his boss and the insurance company he works at. With any luck he will be fired by the end of the week.
a word used by antis and gatekeepers in fandom in relation to characters or pairings/ships that they personally do not like. often used as an excuse to attack and gaslight shippers and fans who do like the character/ship.
sometimes the excuse for calling a fictional thing "problematic" is that it's abusive, incestuous, or has a large age gap. or one of them is a villain. or two characters are enemies (or they used to be). or or none of these at all. the excuses are numerous, and many of them unfounded assertions.
Anti: "You shouldn't ship Reylo, it's problematic because Kylo Ren is a fascist and Rey is child-coded and they are cousins."
Shipper: "Uh...what?"