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I'm not versed on Usianism, what's the dogwhistle? The cringe "White man"? "(((lawyer)))"?
Yes it's the (((triple parentheses)))
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triple_parentheses
i had no idea that was the origin
the fuck does that even mean? there's a bunch of Cohens so "the Jews" rule the world?
god damn, the Smiths must be galactic overlords or some shit
I got confused too, with (((lawyer))) the guy is saying that their lawyer is Jewish and giving money to them is bad? He believe that "the Jews" have control of the juridical system? So many layers of racism.
Let's look into that...
What a thing.
The neo-Nazi triple parentheses, forresten, are not to be confused with the Runet equivalent to LOL, which is just putting three end parentheses at the end of your sentence like so))) — I've also seen open parentheses to indicate feeling sad, like so(((
It's also noted that (((triple parentheses))) were historically texting slang for a "cyberhug", but nobody does that anymore for obvious reasons.
Neo-Nazis also use )))inverted triple parentheses((( around the names of antisemites, and some Jews use triple parentheses around their own names as a form of reclamation.
It also used to be used in "birb" memes, but that also died when it started taking on the Nazi meaning
There was also a podcast or some shit that would make mentions of Jews echo, which AFAIK was where the dogwhistle started. So if they were talking about a Jewish person named "Rothstein," the name would sound like "R-rothstein...stein...stein..." while the rest of their sentence was unaltered. Transcripts of the podcast would use parentheses to demonstrate the effect.