/meta/ - Ruthless criticism of all that exists (in leftypol.org)

>>28809
/pol/ has taken over /leftypol/. Not a thread goes by where there isn’t some anon shilling the JQ, Infrared, or libertarianism. Even native leftypolers adapt their language to sound more like /pol/ because it’s cooler and edgier that way. Meanwhile the only that’s we get on them are BBC cuck posts which they are immune to anyway because they watch so much of that shit.

It’s so over

>>28810
are you sure because the thread in op's pic is the first mention of the jewish question I've seen in a while

The problem is that people keep going along with the pretense that you can have a good-faith debate with Nazis and other reactionaries.
>Take a moment to think about how slimy this is, to try and bait-and-switch people into your fucked up cult of jew hate by appealing to the proletarian revolution. The cowardice of it all. God. Fuck.
It's like a sick little game they play, which is why they should be shit-canned on sight.

based OP

>>28810
>literal /i/ shitter thread trying to spread fbi.gov
Go back.

>>28813
At this point it's more fun to just fuck with them and make them so mad they make laughing stocks of themselves

>>28813
>shit-canned on sight.
limp wrists typed this

>>28809
Dont worry jannies are doing everything in their power to invite even more far right discussion in /leftypol/. All this while banning any communists who disagree with their specific socialist ideology.

>>28842
I wasn't talking about what you said, but the way you said it. Adding "shit-" to things like "shitlord", "shit-canned", "shit-tastic" is how they talk on reddit and I don't know anyone who uses reddit who doesn't have limp wrists. Elementary deduction.

>>28922
'shitcanned' predates reddit by at least decades

>>28950
comes from a place worse than reddit… a Tom Clancy novel.

>>28951
Which itself comes from Army Speak. Stop being mad over literally nothing. At least actual reddit-speak is cringe, this is just old lingo at this point.

>>28954
>Which itself comes from Army Speak
People using army speak who aren't in the army is mega cringe. You're not helping your case here.

>>28955
Tango bravo at o eleven hours to hump til the civies hit the ack ack
Hoorah

>>28955
Not really? Army speak flows out into the population naturally, veterans or servicemen leave their posts and use this language irl. terms like ASAP or FUBAR and other abbreviations people use all the time come from the military, hell a lot of terms in languages of any kind come from military terms throughout history.

>>28956
>literal nonsense mixtures of phonetics, times and incorrectly spelled shortenings.
LMAO

>>28981
>Army speak flows out into the population naturally, veterans or servicemen leave their posts and use this language irl.
That may be normal for you, but not everyone lives in a country that is at perpetual war. We feel sorry for veterans, we don't celebrate them.

>>29003
>not everyone lives in a country that is at perpetual war.
<Этот идиот не знает что военны жаргон во всех армиях мира, даже те кто на воевал с '45ого года.
Retard, every country with a standing army has veterans and people that sign up for service and later discharged. This has been going on across countries for centuries in every culture, you utter ignoramus
>We feel sorry for veterans, we don't celebrate them.
They don't need your pity, and fuck you I celebrate my veterans, pic rel

>>29007
Then you're a fool.
>you nearly died for the bourgeoisie, you're a hero!

>>29008
>then you're a fool
Your opinion is noted and dismissed.

>>29022
>you nearly died fighting for the bourgoisie
<Yes.
Anon, I…

>>29032
>The USSR fighting CIA funded Mujaheds and Islamic fanatics is fighting for the bourgs
>Fighting the Nazis and taking Berlin is fighting for the Bourgs
ИДИ ТЫ РАКОМ НАХУЙ!

>>29035
>Russians use American military speak
did you forget how this conversation started? take that American cock out of your mouth, diaspo.

>>29037
1) Yes Russians do use some American lingo, including military lingo - it's called loan-words.
2) Reread my post
>every country with a standing army has veterans and people that sign up for service and later discharged
>Army speak flows out into the population naturally, veterans or servicemen leave their posts and use this language irl.
My point being that this is universal for all countries with a military, has military lingo become part of common language, English, Russian, Chinese, etc. and it's not cringe, it's consistent with how language develops and grows over time. A specific usage becomes more widespread with exposure and time if it is relevant. Acronyms, slang and terminology spread naturally, regardless of origin.

>>29060
>>29037
Just an example of military lingo commonly used today
>Loose Cannon
This term is naval slang and originated regarding the muzzle-loading black-powder cannons used for centuries. These cannons were tied with ropes as a primitive method of recoil shock absorbtion and keeping them from moving around in heavy seas when the deck was pitching back and forth. An iron cannon weighed up to half a ton and so a poorly-tied down one could be devastating if it went flying as it could maim and kill it's owners easily. Thus the term loose cannon. This was later first used in civilian literature during the late 19th century and spread from there. There is nothing cringe about this, because it's literary progression, the same thing happens with modern military lingo, but because of TV, radio and later the internet, such terminology spreads into the civilian sphere much faster and so becomes part of the slang faster. Acceleration through technological progress.