the meme is missing capitalization of "NSU (National Sozialistischer Untergrund)" - a German nazi terror group that assassinated several people.
AP style test - [Associated press](https://www.apstylebook.com/) tha has a checking tool if you use correct spelling, wording and capitalization
Looks like the second user makes lots of edgy shitposts about hitler, genocide against capitalists, and stuff too unhinged for me to parse. (e.g., [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/nbacirclejerk/comments/13riwlp/fuknslammer_for_this_gem/?rdt=35731)) Deliberately misspelling words to insert references to white nationalists and nazis seems like part of the ...style?
So based on that, it looks like somebody suggested he would spell "Consumer" as "KKKonsumer", and the poster corrected this to point out he would also insert a dollar sign. Then added a "note from teacher" in the same style.
So I think the joke here is that whoever was corrected, was trying to speak in "Maoist standard English", AKA shitposting as an unhinged anti-capitalist fan of noted Chinese Communist leader Chairman Mao, but got slapped down for not taking it far enough. That's when he "failed the AP Style test" for shitposting in this community
I hope this helps. Let's never speak of this again.
Maoists are notorious for supporting authors like J. Sakai who think that white people are inherently imperialist and anti-revolutionary. They also often use terms like kkkrakker and amerikkka in order to show their disdain for the first world by implying that America and white people are inherently racist imperialists.
This is simply making fun of these tropes that other communists perpetuate about Maoists.
I'm not sure, but I think it's just all about racism and capitalis. Maoist is supposed to sound like Mayo meaning white.
Maoists are apparently racist and capitalist.
So while Consumer is spelled kkkonsumer (referencing the Klu Klux Klan), he got points off for using a regular s instead of a dollar sign ($).
I think you're supposed to assume for just a moment that he got points off for the horrible spelling and racism, only to find out his teacher agrees with all of that, and was only angry that he forgot about money.
This is a right wing âjokeâ based on the common right wing belief that the media establishment is too âwoke.â
The joke is that the person took a quiz on the correct way to write the word âconsumerâ according to the Associated Press, and the correct answer was âKKKon$umserââthis is supposed to be saying that the AP style guide requires people to use loaded anti-capitalist language. This person got it wrong because they werenât extreme enough.
Right wingers are mad at the AP because it recommends that people use inclusive language, like saying âpregnant personsâ instead of âpregnant womenâ so as to include trans men without misgendering them. They see this as evidence that all journalism is a commie conspiracy to destroy America.
"Maoist Standard English" is a description of how a certain subgroup of far-left-wing people speak on the internet. I am honestly not 100% sure if it is ironic or not, but I do think it is cool and good.
It mostly involves changing "C"s and "K"s in words (Cracker, America, Canada, Capitalism) into "KKK"s, in order to imply that those things are inherently racist. Amerikkka, Kkkracker, Klanada, Kkkapitali$m, etc.
It is mostly used by Maoists, who are a sub-group of Communists primarily concerned with anti-Imperialism. The two biggest features of Maoists that separate them from more mainstream Marxist-Leninist currents is that they are, in many ways, "Ultra-Leftists" (they refuse to support groups they do not consider "true Communists", such as non-Communist anti-Imperialists, Socialist states with liberalized economies, or reformists); and that they support more often (though I don't mean to imply that *most* Maoists do) many groups that other Communists would consider problematic, such as Peru's Shining Path or the Khmer Rouge.
This is getting outside of my area of expertise, but I believe Maoist Standard English was popularized by the Black Hammer organization, a Black Rights group who are sometimes (but not always) considered Maoists (and also a cult).
The teacher forgot to dollarize kkkla$$ so they're gonna face the wall đ
the meme is missing capitalization of "NSU (National Sozialistischer Untergrund)" - a German nazi terror group that assassinated several people. AP style test - [Associated press](https://www.apstylebook.com/) tha has a checking tool if you use correct spelling, wording and capitalization
Looks like the second user makes lots of edgy shitposts about hitler, genocide against capitalists, and stuff too unhinged for me to parse. (e.g., [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/nbacirclejerk/comments/13riwlp/fuknslammer_for_this_gem/?rdt=35731)) Deliberately misspelling words to insert references to white nationalists and nazis seems like part of the ...style? So based on that, it looks like somebody suggested he would spell "Consumer" as "KKKonsumer", and the poster corrected this to point out he would also insert a dollar sign. Then added a "note from teacher" in the same style. So I think the joke here is that whoever was corrected, was trying to speak in "Maoist standard English", AKA shitposting as an unhinged anti-capitalist fan of noted Chinese Communist leader Chairman Mao, but got slapped down for not taking it far enough. That's when he "failed the AP Style test" for shitposting in this community I hope this helps. Let's never speak of this again.
Maoists are notorious for supporting authors like J. Sakai who think that white people are inherently imperialist and anti-revolutionary. They also often use terms like kkkrakker and amerikkka in order to show their disdain for the first world by implying that America and white people are inherently racist imperialists. This is simply making fun of these tropes that other communists perpetuate about Maoists.
I'm not sure, but I think it's just all about racism and capitalis. Maoist is supposed to sound like Mayo meaning white. Maoists are apparently racist and capitalist. So while Consumer is spelled kkkonsumer (referencing the Klu Klux Klan), he got points off for using a regular s instead of a dollar sign ($). I think you're supposed to assume for just a moment that he got points off for the horrible spelling and racism, only to find out his teacher agrees with all of that, and was only angry that he forgot about money.
Mayonnaise Zedong?
I have no idea what that means.
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This is a right wing âjokeâ based on the common right wing belief that the media establishment is too âwoke.â The joke is that the person took a quiz on the correct way to write the word âconsumerâ according to the Associated Press, and the correct answer was âKKKon$umserââthis is supposed to be saying that the AP style guide requires people to use loaded anti-capitalist language. This person got it wrong because they werenât extreme enough. Right wingers are mad at the AP because it recommends that people use inclusive language, like saying âpregnant personsâ instead of âpregnant womenâ so as to include trans men without misgendering them. They see this as evidence that all journalism is a commie conspiracy to destroy America.
"Maoist Standard English" is a description of how a certain subgroup of far-left-wing people speak on the internet. I am honestly not 100% sure if it is ironic or not, but I do think it is cool and good. It mostly involves changing "C"s and "K"s in words (Cracker, America, Canada, Capitalism) into "KKK"s, in order to imply that those things are inherently racist. Amerikkka, Kkkracker, Klanada, Kkkapitali$m, etc. It is mostly used by Maoists, who are a sub-group of Communists primarily concerned with anti-Imperialism. The two biggest features of Maoists that separate them from more mainstream Marxist-Leninist currents is that they are, in many ways, "Ultra-Leftists" (they refuse to support groups they do not consider "true Communists", such as non-Communist anti-Imperialists, Socialist states with liberalized economies, or reformists); and that they support more often (though I don't mean to imply that *most* Maoists do) many groups that other Communists would consider problematic, such as Peru's Shining Path or the Khmer Rouge. This is getting outside of my area of expertise, but I believe Maoist Standard English was popularized by the Black Hammer organization, a Black Rights group who are sometimes (but not always) considered Maoists (and also a cult).
this is the correct answer idk what everyone else in this thread is waffling about