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All the same, imo it's imperative people know what the actual definition is rather than misconstruing it for something else
by Utkarsh_Mood 3y ago
All the same, imo it's imperative people know what the actual definition is rather than misconstruing it for something else
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> it's imperative people know what the actual definition This reminds me of the hacker/cracker and crypto qua -currency/-tography debates. Or, more pointedly, the Daughters of the Confederacy. Legal definitions aren’t “actual definitions.” Nobody likes a term they’ve adopted to be coöpted. But it happens, and it’s happened with hindutva in English.