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It's nice to have specific terms for special generic concepts. However, use of the German language doesn't stop there, and creates an association between some t
by someweirdperson 3y ago
It's nice to have specific terms for special generic concepts. However, use of the German language doesn't stop there, and creates an association between some terms and use in a specific political context, removing these expressions from politically correct usability even outside of the political context that claimed them. And those are a lot more subtle and difficult to identify than e.g., allow/deny-lists.