Words and phrases that only assholes use

[Lindsay's Liver]

When I'm reading a column or article or whatever, there are certain code words (when used unironically) that make me stop reading or at least stop taking the writer seriously, like cisgender, rape culture, mansplaining (this is rarely seen anymore), body positivity and many other words already listed here.

You just described exactly what inspired this thread.

If I'm reading an opinion piece, the very moment I see many of the words mentioned in this thread, I know EXACTLY where the writer is coming from. And, as you said, I stop taking them seriously because i know they're just another SJW parrot.

What, clear-eyed, objective observer has ANY use for a word like "heteronormative"?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

BCE and CE instead of BC and AD because faggot leftists want to stick it Christians.

If anything, we should finally move on to Universal Century.

[Keith Chegwin]

If anything, we should finally move on to Universal Century.

A real otaku would know we won't be in Universal Century until the 2200s

[Guest]

Before Women/After Women, starting in the year 1920 when they got the vote because of that faggot commie lover Woodrow.

[Kugelfisch]

It should be BYOS and AYOS, fellow citizens of the Year Of Spoony.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

I don't think this would work out all that well. Every year is the Year of The Spoony One, therefore every year is Year Zero.
Though this would be a nice hommage to Boss' perpetual cycle of misery.

If anything, we should finally move on to Universal Century.

A real otaku would know we won't be in Universal Century until the 2200s

So what? Nobody said you can't pick a future year as your Year Zero.

[Kugelfisch]

I don't think this would work out all that well. Every year is the Year of The Spoony One, therefore every year is Year Zero.

We only praised the master before his actual masterpiece of a year due to our small minds not being able to imagine what's to come. The previous years were only a warm-up.

[Liar Revealed]

hot take
bad take

[Guest]

mike drop
Using "tea" in the context of net dorama and gossip

[Kugelfisch]

Tea in the context of net? Never heard of that.
Has somebody mentioned "stan"? If so it bears mentioning twice.