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Post any jew-manipulated words, phrases or double-speak that are being used to socially engineer us into accepting the pro-jewish agenda. The jewflu pandemic introduced so many jewed-up phrases such as "new normal", "social distancing", "flatten the curve" and "we're all in this together". All of these phrases worked to make normies obedient and accepting of the plan to destroy their health, destroy the economy and destroy their very freedoms. What other new jew-speak have you run into that is being used to manipulate people and have them conform to the jew agenda? Let's use this sub to build a list of jew manipulated language to help others see through the lies and get educated on how they are being trained to submit. Post your jew jargon here.

Post any jew-manipulated words, phrases or double-speak that are being used to socially engineer us into accepting the pro-jewish agenda. The jewflu pandemic introduced so many jewed-up phrases such as "new normal", "social distancing", "flatten the curve" and "we're all in this together". All of these phrases worked to make normies obedient and accepting of the plan to destroy their health, destroy the economy and destroy their very freedoms. What other new jew-speak have you run into that is being used to manipulate people and have them conform to the jew agenda? Let's use this sub to build a list of jew manipulated language to help others see through the lies and get educated on how they are being trained to submit. Post your jew jargon here.

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Shouldn't the site be name Jewgon?

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It could have been, but it would need explanation to know what it was about. Naming it jew jargon isn't 100% self explanatory either, but it gives at least the notion that it's related to jews and words. Plus it has that consonance alliteration* going on with the j and j so it's a bit catchier.

* thanks for the correction @MattyJV

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alliteration

consonance is something completely different

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Ah, you are correct! It's been a long time since I have had to describe literary devices and I wrestled with calling it consonance or alliteration. I convinced myself that consonance was correct because of the repeated consonant sounds but I apparently forgot that it is the ending sound not the beginning sound that is being repeated. Thanks for the correction and the chance to revisit elementary school English and language arts class.