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It was carefully constructed. One characteristic of humans is they find novel/unique things appealing, whether it be people who are unique/interesting, fashions, technology, entertainment etc. Which is good when it comes to innovation. So when they append "phobia" to the end, it subliminally says "this person is afraid of change, afraid of new ideas, does not like novelty". It's basically a fancy way of calling someone untrendy. It's really curious and interesting how such a crude tactic is so incredibly effective. Terror over not being considered up to date with the latest trends.
Too bad whitephobia doesn't have a ring to it. Aryan phobia? No... Gringophobia sounds about right.
euro-phobia, cis-phobia, anglo-phobia, ameri-phobia...
... I'm too good with words. Need to find a better, and more constructive, use of my time.
Thats actually pretty good yeah. Anglophobia and Europhobia ring true to me. Irrational fear of pale skinned people fueled by propaganda out of Hollywood and education.
I think a lot of normies don't use the word Anglo but the word Euro is very understood and most useful idiots aren't Pavlov's dog trained to seeth at the mouth at the sound of Euro like they are White or Aryan. Might be a bit of a way to speak to fence sitting moderate faggots.
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