I mean it is an easy addition to a common word than makes the original word more meaningful.

That’s why I used the idiom “rolling off the tongue”. Republican-Nazi is easily Republicanazi to me, though I guess it isn’t to others.

orleans

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3. it's rolling off my tongue. i think it's a perfectly fine description (and accurately depicts sooo many on the right) nt

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Mon Apr 28, 2025, 02:51 AM

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sakabatou

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5. Having the double-n in the word physically doesn't roll off the tong

Reply to Roy Rolling (Reply #2)

Mon Apr 28, 2025, 03:21 AM

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I'm not saying that the idea is bad, it just isn't easy to say. It's a tongue twister.

ms liberty

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6. Re-pub-lic-can-NOT-see

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Mon Apr 28, 2025, 08:25 AM

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Like cannoli, but with a nazi!

sakabatou

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7. I get it, but I'd have to slow down.

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Mon Apr 28, 2025, 11:01 AM

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My mouth wan't to say Republica-nah-tsi.

Buns_of_Fire

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4. My appellation is similar, but just a little bit different.

Reply to Roy Rolling (Original post)

Mon Apr 28, 2025, 03:03 AM

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I've taken to calling them "Nazipublicans". It gets the operative word right out out there in front. But either way works for me.

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