"Alt-right adjacent"
Whenever they (journoslime) can't outright lie and label someone who clearly has nothing to do with the alt-right, they'll cop out and say that individual is "alt-right adjacent". They'll do this with liberals they don't like, such as Jordan Peterson. Since they can't label him as such, they'll claim he's popular in circles that are.
It's a dishonest and slimy move.
Back in the day, especially during the President George W. Bush years, the media would constantly be going on about the all-powerful "religious right".
Sure, you might not be part of the religious right. You might not know anybody who's part of the religious right. In fact, you probably haven't even heard of the religious right until journalists started repeating those words 9000× every time they spoke. Nevertheless, it's a real thing and it's all-powerful and it controls everything in this country and nothing you can do will change that.
You'll still hear journalists bring that up sometimes but they were obsessed with that phrase during the second Bush Presidency.
"White Supremacy". Lots of White journalists say this one a lot. I think they must be closeted White Supremacists, trying to normalize the title so everyone can get used to the Supremacy of all things White.
Someone else, probably more than one person brought this one up already: "equity".
Whenever you hear someone use this word, it'll inevitably be some obese black woman telling one or two enthusiastically nodding White women about how we definitely need more of it.
Typing "of" instead of "have"
Like "would of" in place of "would've", etc
I want to commit genocide against those people
I can somewhat understand people saying "could of" when they speak, just because it's so ingrained into them due to everyone around them speaking the same way.
Typing it out or writing it down is just ridiculous, however. You can clearly see it's wrong since you're actively spelling it out right in front of your face.
