If I say I'm a nationalist in India, people would assume I support the current government. But I don't prefer any political party of india because no one is trying fix the real issues. I just vote for the current govt because the opposition is being handled by restarted guy, Rahul Gandhi to be specific
The word is mostly used by the GenZ and millennials. They definitely took it from the American slang but usually we use it to refer to the communists of India who are usually liberal extremist and anti nationalist
I don't know how accepted it is to use the term in the US but in here people say it in public openly
Is it a derisive term where you're from?
If you mean mocking, then yeah. It is used to mock
in the south there are states which have communist governments/large communist parties
The communist part of india (CPM) started from the eastern part of the country, West Bengal to be specific (which was the most progressive state back then), but when the party came to power it destroyed the state. Kolkata which was a cosmopolitan city both before and after the British colonial era, CPM destroyed every part of that city. Be it business, infra, culture, people everything. And again they were anti nationalist
I'm from India and the word "commie" in my country is referred as a far left, anti nationalist person (because indian commies are usually anti national).
I'd urge you to not go looking for a fight. Just ignore, block and move on. This isn't reddit.
Why? Do they ban you if you fight like a redditor in the comments? Like how reddit straight up bans your IP nowadays (I'm new here)
An action or a phrase which is overused or overdone in such a way that it doesn't hold any meaning
Isn't that the meaning?