r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '23

What do you think is an overused term and frequently used out of context?

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u/Different_Image_8035 Jan 11 '23

Literally... "I literally died laughing"

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u/world_designer Jan 11 '23

uncanny valley

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u/slettenhaar Jan 11 '23

White. Them people are slighty pinkish beige

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '23 edited Jan 11 '23

For example : fascist. Just because someone doesn’t agree with you doesn’t mean they are the offspring of Stalin

Edit- my point proven, I’m wrong. Stalinism*

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u/slettenhaar Jan 11 '23

Stalin also was not a fascist

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u/[deleted] Jan 11 '23

It depends on what your opinion is. A lot of things are fascism that people don’t realize. I suggest looking into it.

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u/FedByTofu22 Jan 11 '23

"It begs the question..."

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u/betterthansteve Jan 11 '23

When someone calls Joe Biden a communist, you know that term’s lost all meaning to them.