Grundlespeak

What is Grundlespeak?


1.

A form of political manoeuvring which involves the deliberate misrepresentation and/or exaggeration of real world events and statistics. Grundlespeak is used frequently on political message boards, usually in order to promote a weak or fallacious argument.

Man 1: "This news article proves that black people commit more crime than white people!"

Man 2: "No, it says that two black guys robbed a liquor store because a poor social welfare system ensured they didn't have enough money to eat. Stop using grundlespeak."

See grundle, speak, political

2.

A form of political manoeuvring which involves the deliberate misrepresentation and/or exaggeration of real world events and statistics. Grundlespeak is used frequently on political message boards, usually in order to promote a weak or fallacious argument.

Man 1: "This news article proves that black people commit more crime than white people!"

Man 2: "No, it says that two black guys robbed a liquor store because a poor social welfare system ensured they didn't have enough money to eat. Stop using grundlespeak."

See grundlespeak, grundle, speak, politics, lie

3.

A form of political manoeuvring which involves the deliberate misrepresentation and/or exaggeration of real world events and statistics. Grundlespeak is used frequently on political message boards, usually in order to promote a weak or fallacious argument.

Man 1: "This news article proves that black people commit more crime than white people!"

Man 2: "No, it says that two black guys robbed a liquor store because a poor social welfare system ensured they didn't have enough money to eat. Stop using grundlespeak."

See grundle, speak, politics, meme


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