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Cromwell said:
I had food for dinner. Does that make me a foodist?
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>I had food for dinner. Does that make me a foodist?
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Creasman said:
Kill yourself. you'll probably be the first person I ignore.
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Squidbob BBCpants is mad at the internet as his clitty MASSIVELY LEAKS ALL OVER THE PLACE DROWING EVERYONE IN CLITTY JUICE. THE FARMS WILL DROWN IN HIS JUICE WERE FUCKED.

Creasman said:
including yourself?
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@everyone is Creasman a midget? If so does that mean he sucks @kuzburger 's BBC while standing up?
 

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Dogwhistles​

See the main article on this topic: Dogwhistle
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Typical Hindu nationalist social media.

🚩​

The triangular red flag emoji (🚩) refers to the flag of #Hindu Rashtra, simply known as Bhagwa Dhwaj (lit. Saffron Flag). The RSS has infamously been against the usage of the Indian national flag (🇮🇳), saying "it will never be respected and owned by Hindus."[2]

🏹​

The bow-and-arrow emoji (🏹) refers to the iconic bow and arrow (Brahmastra) of Rama, a Hindu god.

Akhand Bharat​

Akhand Bharat (lit. United India or Greater India) is an irredentist mythical geographical extension of the Indian territories to encompass most of South Asia, akin to the Nazi concept of Lebensraum.
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A conceptualization of Akhand Bharat, encompassing the 'base-set' of countries; Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, and MyanmarWhat constitutes Akhand Bharat varies wildly depending on which type of Viraat Hindu one is talking to and how detached from reality they are.

Bvll​

Bvll is faux-Latinization of 'bull', roughly equivalent to the manosphere term, 'chad'. It is also used within the Western alt-right. [3]

Cauliflower farmer​

The term cauliflower farmer refers to the 1989 Bhagalpur violence, which killed more than a thousand people comprising mostly Muslims, and displaced 50,000 more, during which a Hindu police officer killed more than a hundred Muslims in the Logain massacre and buried them in the cauliflower plantation nearby to hide the evidence. [4]

Ghar Wapsi or Suddhi​

Ghar Wapsi (lit. Homecoming) is the name under which various modern Hindutva organisations orchestrate their religious conversions to Hinduism. [5] It is part of the larger Suddhi (lit. Purification) movement. [6] They prefer this term over conversion because of the pseudohistorical myth that in the past, Hindu Rashtra extended all over the globe and everyone was a Hindu. Hence, a religious conversion outside Hinduism is seen as betrayal of one’s culture, but a foreigner adopting Hindu culture is seen as “purification” rather than conversion as they are returning to the “truer” religion.

Hindu Rashtra​

The Hindu Rashtra (lit. Hindu Nation) is the main goal for Hindutva; a Hindu supremacist ethnostate.
This was first described by the major RSS leader, M.S. Golwalkar.

Kali Yuga​

Kali Yuga is a concept in Hinduism that refers to the "age of the demon" or the "age of darkness". In far-right political spaces, the Kali Yuga is appropriated by traditionalists; to denounce the modern world as being decadent, while reminiscing of the good old days, the Golden Age of India.

Kattar Hindu and Viraat Hindu​

Kattar Hindu and viraat Hindu refer to Hindus who are "proud of their culture;" supremacists. Similar to saying "It's OK To Be Hindu." [7] Kattar means 'hardcore' in Hindi and Viraat means 'huge' in Gujarati.

Trads​

Trads are Hindu traditionalists; they are called unapologetic for subscribing to the old beliefs of Hinduism, such as casteism and sati.

Religious slurs​

Abdul​

Abdul is a common Arabic name in the Muslim community, but used as a slur. [8]
Abdul is not used as a standalone name, but rather with another word such as Abdurrahman (Abd-ul Rahman, "slave of the merciful [God]").

Alia Malia Jamia​

Alia Malia Jamia is a catchphrase referring to Muslims. The phrase itself has no real meaning besides the fact that the three names sound a bit Muslim and have assonance. It was first used by Narendra Modi and then popularised by Amit Shah. [9]

Bakri premi​

Bakri premi (बकरी प्रेमी) in Hindi translates to "goat lover". [8][10] It refers to RationalWiki’s fascination with goats Muslims because of Eid (sometimes called Bakri Eid[11]), the Muslim festival of sacrifice, in which a domestic animal is required to be sacrificed, often a sheep or a goat.

Bulla​

Bulla is the text form of 🅱️ulla (using the 'B emoji'). It is used to avoid censorship of pejorative use of 'mulla' (or mullah, a Muslim clerical title). It is a slur for Muslims generally. [8][12]

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Katua, katwa (katua + fatwa), and k2a are used as crude slurs for Muslim males, [13][14][15] derived from kat (काट), which is a cognate for 'cut', referring to male Muslims being circumcised. It is on the same level of vulgarity as the n-word. K2A is an abbreviation of katwa. [8]

The word also refers to the name of a Hindu town (Kathua) in a mostly Muslim state (Jammu and Kashmir). Kathua was where the Kathua rape case took place, where an eight-year-old girl was drugged, brutally gang raped several times over the course of a week, and strangled to death by a local Hindu priest, his son, his nephew, and four Hindu police officers, including a constable. Protests in support of the accused were later attended by two prominent ministers of the ruling right-wing BJP. [16]

Khalistani​

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Khalistani is a slur against Sikhs (in India or elsewhere). "Khalistan" is a proposed Sikh separatist homeland comprising the general Punjab regions of both India and Pakistan, and was a serious issue in the 1980s that led to major violence. So it is a real issue, less so today than in past years, but used as a blanket term for Sikhs, its implication is that Sikhs aren't "real" members of the society that they live in, but are scheming "people without a nation" pressing their own interests (sound familiar?).

Mleccha​

Mleccha refers to any non-Hindu. Mleccha is a Sanskrit term for “foreign” people who did not know the Vedic tongue.

Moslim​

Moslim means Muslim. [17] 'Moslim' is a non-pejorative secondary spelling of Muslim, dating back to the 1600s, [18] that has come into disuse in standard English.

Mulla/Kathmulla​

Mulla is a generic slur of Muslims. It refers to 'mullahs' who are learned theologists in Islam. Not a bad word in itself, but has turned offensive by use over time. The 'mulla' spelling of the word actually follows the Urdu transliteration mullā, and is an archaic spelling in English. [19]
The slur has been used by famous BJP members like Yogi Adityanath and Sambit Patra. [20]

Ola hu Uber​

Ola Cabs and Uber are popular cab services in India. "Ola hu Uber" is meant as a mockery of Allāhu ʾakbar meaning “Allah is the greatest.” [8][21]

Paki​

Paki is a slur against South Asian Muslims. Derived from the country of Pakistan. [22] The slur originated in Britain in the 1960s to refer to Pakistani immigrants, but more broadly all South Asians (including Hindus). [23]

Pasmandu​

Pasmandu is a derogatory term for lower caste Muslims. Pasmanda means “those left behind” in Persian, is not derogatory, [24] and Passmandu is a portmanteau of Pasmanda and the Bengali gandu (গান্ডু, asshole). [25][26] The word is generally used by Hindu supremacists as an insult to Muslims. The alt-right is now using it for all liberals and leftists.

Porkistan​

Porkistan is a portmanteau of Pakistan and pork, and is used to disparage Muslims, who do not eat pork because it is considered haram (forbidden in Islamic law). [27][28]

Ricebag​

Ricebag is a slur against Indian Christians, implying that they converted to get free rice handouts from missionaries. In earlier times, lower caste Hindus converted to Christianity to escape the caste discrimination (it didn't work, they brought the caste system along). Right-wingers being right-wingers, they view anyone that isn't a Hindu with contempt, and use the term 'ricebag' to imply that they converted for freebies. [29]
What the people who use this word don't realize by using the word is the implication that their religion is only worth a bag of rice; then again, we are talking about people who believe in religious superiority. No surprise. [30]

Xztians​

Xztians refers to Christians. [8] Probably derived from the practice of using the Greek letter chi (Χx) or the visually similar X as a stand-in for the word Christ (as in Xmas).
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