Here’s a short list of propaganda terms I think could prove to be useful:
Europhobia/Europhobic/Europhobe:
Like “anti-white” except with the nice grammatical properties of “racist”. Quite flexible.Ethnomarxism/Ethnomarxist:
Shitlibs can’t wriggle out of this one like they can with CRT by asking what it is given that it was coined by the right in the first place. If somebody says they’re not an ethnomarxist, you can ask what else we should use to describe somebody who is in favor of racial quotas. Can also be used as an adverb/adjective.White zionism:
Stand-in for “white nationalism” (also nice because one syllable shorter). If somebody says it’s bad, you can immediatly ask them if they’re fine with jewish zionism. Especially useful whenever the ADL comes up.Restorative:
Like alt-right / dissident right, except it’s clear from the very makeup of the word what its content is. Its potential for progressives to use it as a non-neutral slander term is limited since it’s clear that it’s sensible to use it as a label for a variety of differing groups (as are “progressive” and “conservative”). Similarly-good framing to “progressive” where shitlibs can just ask why somebody would be against the things that they label to be “progress/goodness”.
Europhobic ethnomarxist Tiffany Cross has officially been cancelled by MSNBC 🥳 https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2022/11/04/tiffany-cross-msnbc-cancel/
>In this paper, I study which forces have driven the increase in the social restoration movement in Western countries. I ask whether the worrying increase in Europhobic and ethnomarxist sentiment among older generations may be curtailing these trends. I conclude that the rising restorative sentiment can be maintained if effective institutions to counter ethnomarxist misinformation are maintained.
These are great neologisms! I'm going to add some of them to the examples section of my Sapir-Whorf page: https://zerocontradictions.net/language/sapir-whorf-theory