2203301800W POSTMODERN FEMINISM IS FULL OF DOUBLE NEGATIVES OR DOUBLE POSITIVES –- ALL DEPENDING ON YOUR PARTICULAR VIEWPOINT AT THE TIME? ?

Call it what you will, call it my personal eccentricity if that is what pleases you – don’t care in the least? A double negative being of common understanding as two negatives in a spoken/written phrase actually results in positive – not negative at-all. Conversely, I will here posit that a double positive does the exact opposite as well – even though not a linguistically common?

It’s painfully evident that ‘anti-racism’ or anything else aspired to by feminist postmodern so-called social justice actually means the precise opposite of what they want you to think they mean? This I would submit is for the express purpose of duplicity – there’s is a a duplicitous campaign of deceit and confusion? What was it that George Orwell called it in his book “1984” - double think?
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Is "double positive meaning negative" a common phenomenon?

The following joke is popular:
An MIT linguistics professor was lecturing his class the other day. “In English,” he said, “a double negative forms a positive. However, in some languages, such as Russian, a double negative remains a negative. But there isn’t a single language, not one, in which a double positive can express a negative.”
A voice from the back of the room piped up, “Yeah, right.”
But I wonder how common is the phenomenon. "yeah, right" isn't exactly double-positive, or at least it relies on intonation to convey the negative meaning. However, in Bulgarian "да, да" ("da, da" = "yes, yes" ) almost always means "no" (still, intonation plays a role).
What other languages exhibit this phenomenon?
Romanian also exhibits this feature. "Da, da", said in a certain way means "in no way" or "never".
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dou·ble neg·a·tive
/ˈdəbəl ˈneɡədiv/
noun

1. a negative statement containing two negative elements (for example he didn't say nothing).

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I don’t think it a stretch as postmodern feminism has been playing havoc on our language as long as I can remember? Making up new words to demean male humans or redefining the old ones in their hatred of mankind and the civilization he’s created – exclusively for himself according to their sick feminist theories!

In World War II the United States and Britain made a pact with the devil (the communist Soviet Union) for the express purpose of defeating Adolf Hitler and Nazi Germany. I would submit that the same type of unholy alliance is taking place today between the feminists and postmodernism both mutually committed to the destruction of civilization as we know it – or patriarchy as feminism calls it?

PS1. The devil doesn’t make a pact with anyone that he doesn’t already have the endeavor (enterprise) rigged against you and humankind!
PS2. To be even more concise, ANTI-RACISM is in reality plain old racism in disguise?
PS3. Please do correct any errors you discern for me, thanks in advance?

Posted by: PowerJRE ~ Dec 1, 2016
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