

562. The Collins Words of the Year (Part 2)
Dec 10, 2018
Dive into a vibrant exploration of contemporary language, spotlighting the Collins Words of the Year. Unravel the significance of 'antifa' in today's political climate and examine the passionate wave of 'Corbyn mania' capturing young voters. As winter approaches, discover the concept of 'cuffing season' and its influence on relationships, contrasted with the superficiality of love in the Instagram era. The hosts blend personal anecdotes with humor, reflecting on the quirks of tech interactions, making for an engaging and thought-provoking discussion.
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YouTube Comments Section
- Luke reads YouTube comments, even though they can be negative.
- He finds the arguments and extreme views simultaneously amusing and disturbing, comparing the comments section to a sewer system.
Antifa: A Convenient Term
- The word "Antifa" simplifies the term "anti-fascist," avoiding spelling issues.
- Trevor Noah highlighted this convenience on "The Daily Show."
The Rise of Antifa and the Far-Right
- Antifa's rise is a response to the perceived rise of the far-right and alt-right movements.
- The clash between these groups highlights a growing political divide.