With the news that Trump's Pecker was sitting on a whole safe full of kompromat can we dispense with the fiction that only Russians blackmail people?https://twitter.com/mbieseck/status/1032751294988120064 …
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No. You just sound like Louise Mensch to me.
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Did you at least get that my use of "Trump's Pecker" was also a linguistic play?
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Yes. Very clever.

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Not really, I know. I just thought the use of one linguistic play would signal another might be present.
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Was this linguistic play?https://twitter.com/emptywheel/status/935128658116857856?s=21 …
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No. It was direct citation from a document. You've heard of citing actual sources, haven't you?
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There are more...
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Sometimes foreign words concisely express an idea that requires entire phrases or sentences in English. Like schadenfreude, I think kompromat falls into that category.
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I think the Russians have moved so far into peoples heads rent free that they even have you using their terminology. It’s hysterical.
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So you realize how much of the English language comes from other languages?
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If you want to use words from the Russian boogieman go right ahead. I’m going to make fun of you though. Ruthlessly.
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Hope you dont eat blinis or borscht or dring vodka then. Dont ever refer to drug or economic czars to refer to special government appointees. Dont watch beluga whales. Or wear sable fur, a balaclava or a babushka.
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I actually don’t do any of that. Lol
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You've never worn a ski mask hat in the winter?
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Nope. It would mess my hair up, which is glorious.
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Yeah. From now on, you should use ricattatorio.
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