But you are not highlighting that lack of understanding, you are fabricating a new one and highlighting that one. As stated, they don’t believe that Antifa is just an abbreviation of anti-fascism, they believe that it’s the name of an evil organisation that is branding itself as the abbreviated form of anti fascism.
We should ridicule them for thinking that Antifa is the new Illuminati, not for not knowing that Antifa = anti-fascism because that’s not true.
“He’s a former Antifa member. Antifa!”
Every time they say that word, the immediate response should be, “So you’re saying you’re pro-fascism?”
I swear these idiots don’t even know what Antifa is short for. It’s just a buzz word to them.
They know, never doubt it.
They also know it makes them the enemy.
For them antifa isn’t anti fascism the same way for us “for the children” bills aren’t for the children.
They do a distinction between the organisation/movement and the concept, even when there really isn’t in this case.
Why should we care about them misusing language?
You shouldn’t, but staying that they don’t understand the meaning of the word is incorrect regardless.
and their lack of understanding should be highlighted and ridiculed, not compensated and interpreted for them
But you are not highlighting that lack of understanding, you are fabricating a new one and highlighting that one. As stated, they don’t believe that Antifa is just an abbreviation of anti-fascism, they believe that it’s the name of an evil organisation that is branding itself as the abbreviated form of anti fascism.
We should ridicule them for thinking that Antifa is the new Illuminati, not for not knowing that Antifa = anti-fascism because that’s not true.
I’m not fabricating anything… they are literally using a word wrong and we should not be “well, they meant xyz”
Whether they “don’t know” or just “made up a new meaning” is irrelevant