Dog whistle
A Dog whistle, or Dogwhistle, is a high-pitched metallic tool used for the training of animals, typically dogs.
It can also refer to coded language in politics that reference or suggest a certain message. Political dog whistles are pretty much primarily utilised by right-wingers, especially on the internet. Whether this is because chuds are scared of being called Nazis, or just because they find if funny to throw troons off and troll them with le incomprehensible woahjacks is a bit of a mystery, however it's probably a mixture of both. Dog whistles are effective in remaining ambigious and difficult to read, so naturally they are favoured among soyteens who appreciate anonymity.
Dog whistles also allow plausible deniability, so if you're ever being interrogated by your sister as to why you have "TJD" in your PlayStation bio, you can just tell her that it's an acronym for "Tasty Jam Donuts".[which it is anyway] It's also pretty amusing to see certain schizophrenics try to dissect and analyze every single phrase for a hidden dog whistle, paranoid about whether your old Instagram post about how cute your cat is was actually a call for Irish people to be projectile launched onto Mars.
Normgroid TikTards also like to throw this word around a lot since it makes them seem intelligent and politically-savvy.
List of dog whistles
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Here is a long list of popular dog whistles you can educate yourself on. Take notes!
Whistles for dogs:
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- Silent / Ultrasonic
- Pealess and weatherproof
Political dog whistles
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- 14/88
- 271k
- 6 million cookies
- "Noticing"
- Well, well, well
- Gnome Hunting
- (((Echoes)))
- Goyslop
- Moon Man
- Dancing Israelis
- Anything the ADL doesn't like
- Groyper the Toad
- And, most importantly... Soyjaks
See also
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