Spanish slang that literally translates to "Brother-in-law-ism". Refers to an attitude of excessive nihilism, know-it-all or conservatism often justified with fallacy and post-truth statements. The main difference between a cuñado and an average moronic blabbermouth is that the cuñado treats everybody with familiarity, has a high opinion of himself and (in fact) might be more successful than you in everything.
Also, for some Left-wing supporters in Spain, referred to the line of thought of right-center/liberal political parties such as C's or UPyD.
In other words, cuñadismo comprises all the reasons why you hate your brother/sister-in-law so much.
(See meninism for a somehow simil in Anglo-saxon culture)
Also, for some Left-wing supporters in Spain, referred to the line of thought of right-center/liberal political parties such as C's or UPyD.
In other words, cuñadismo comprises all the reasons why you hate your brother/sister-in-law so much.
(See meninism for a somehow simil in Anglo-saxon culture)
Mucho protestar y bien que tenéis iPhone.
"Now you protest, but you also buy iPhone"
-Cuñado to anti-austerism protesters.
Con Mahoma no os atrevéis ¿eh?
"You don't mess with Muhammad, don't you?"
-Cuñado when hearing a joke about Jesus.
"Donald J Trump knows what he's doing"
-Cuñado heading to the poll.
"There are a lot of women that sue for domestic violence over any minor issue"
-Cuñadismo on women rights.
"Obama made ISIS"
-Cuñado every Thanksgiving since 2013.
"Now you protest, but you also buy iPhone"
-Cuñado to anti-austerism protesters.
Con Mahoma no os atrevéis ¿eh?
"You don't mess with Muhammad, don't you?"
-Cuñado when hearing a joke about Jesus.
"Donald J Trump knows what he's doing"
-Cuñado heading to the poll.
"There are a lot of women that sue for domestic violence over any minor issue"
-Cuñadismo on women rights.
"Obama made ISIS"
-Cuñado every Thanksgiving since 2013.
by KhalCarlo January 17, 2017