2019’s buzzword predictions

30-10-2018 12:34am #1

Seems every new year we get some new buzzwords to use. Racist & facist seem to be this years trending picks. And with just about 2 months left in 2018, what say you will be 2019’s?

CinemaGuy45 · 30-10-2018 12:35am

Triggered

mammajamma · 30-10-2018 12:37am

Recession

30-10-2018 12:41am

Hoverboard

McMurphy · 30-10-2018 12:54am

Caseyism.

The Phantom Jipper · 30-10-2018 12:59am

The evergreen "political correctness gone mad".

KungPao · 30-10-2018 1:12am

Politicians waffling on about having 2020 vision. So clever.

fergiesfolly · 30-10-2018 1:22am

Brelloxed

padd b1975 · 30-10-2018 4:40am

Despite Brexit.

One eyed Jack · 30-10-2018 6:06am

KungPao wrote: »

Politicians waffling on about having 2020 vision. So clever.

Actually, that is clever!

“Diversity”, “Inclusion” and “Feminism” would be my predictions anyway.

BeerWolf · 30-10-2018 6:24am

Terrorists, to replace alt-right.

Irish Guitarist · 30-10-2018 7:46am

LGBTQ will gain more and more letters until it's the entire alphabet rearranged.

There will be more words ending in 'phobic' starting with anti-abortionists being labelled 'abortophobic'.

Traveller Lives Matter.

JohnnyFlash · 30-10-2018 10:15am

Robotic process automation.
Human augmented machine learning.
Reactive Right
Korean fried chicken

gwalk · 31-10-2018 7:48am

"this is causing me mental health issues" closely followed by "i should be compensated for this" and "I'm entitled"

*this is not a dig at people who suffer from mental health issues its at the people who use it as a buzzword for attention

whisky_galore · 31-10-2018 7:52am

Disposable school buildings.

31-10-2018 8:00am

The Buzz word I am hearing not so often - but a little more each month - is a push back against the insane culture of snowflakism that has been arising around things like safe spaces and PC culture. Especially around racism and feminism and other gender issues. And that is the phrase "competitive victimhood".

As the pushback against this nonsense increase - I think that is a buzz word/phrase we are likely to hear more and more.