Funky Terms

I initially disliked the term cuck at first but the more time goes on, the more appropriate it is as an insult to the establishment conservatives. Where it becomes a problem is when people start accusing eachother of cuckery. Like the more hardline rightists denouncing the 'Alt Lite' as it were for cucking on certain issues, which the alt light in return continues the time honoured yet failed right wing tradition of 'punching to the right' by denouncing their own extremists. Which only works in a society where your opponents agree to play by the same rules, which of course the left never does. Ever.

I'd object to calling them 'An Una' for the Irish brand of crazy liberal cat ladies, simply because I had a lovely Aunt named Una who was nothing of the sort. but thats just me. It might actually be more applicable to the wider Irish context and I like the idea behind this project. Its a good way to begin a cultural force but could very easily become circular and backfire on us. Notice how some left wing terms such as ****lord got appropriated by the right wing as a badge of honour. However the converse is true, where the left tried and failed to appropriate the term cuck, to try to make it seem somehow cool or acceptable (even hilariously enough, someone made a promotional comic/cartoon infogram explaining the origins of literal cuckoldry and how it was 'awesome'. It backfired as spectacularly as you might imagine. So really it depends on how seriously or defensive you get about terms that shows how much power they have over you, so a good rule of thumb is this: 'If you can't laugh it off, you're doing it wrong'.

Provincials might not be the best term for liberals trying to metropolis and make Ireland more cosmopolitan because we are a country who actually divides itself up into provinces. So it has more positive connotations here in Ireland than it would in other countries, we might want another term for these liberals. Personally I like the term West Britons for those liberals and conservatives who are trying to anglicize our culture for its obvious negative connotations, but for these cosmopolitan type of liberals I dunno, I don't think we have the cultural equivalent to fifth columns here.

Although we could call them Wrens, the bird associated with treachery in Ireland because they banged against the shields of the Irish warriors who were trying to catch the vikings by surprise in that one battle a thousand years ago. One of the supposed reasons we have the wrenboys in some parts of the island. But then again, Wrens are also the king of all birds here as well so thats a double edged sword.