‘Auntie, As It’s Affectionately Known…’ Get Real!
‘Auntie’ as it’s affectionately known does have some new shows planned for Christmas, however. https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1530009/BBC-news-licence-fee-defund-Christmas-lineup-identical-mrs-browns-boys-eastenders
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That one word, ‘Auntie,’ stuck out in a report about UK Pravda’s dismal Festive Season tv fare.
I’ved used it myself, rarely…
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…because older readers will recognise it, and probably recall a time when the BBC’s ever-less-hidden agenda…
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..had not erased whatever measure of ‘affection’ was felt for the tax-finded propaganda channel.
So I’m surprised the Express did not put quotation marks around the archaic term.
Nobody likes the BBC, except woko-loco weirdos.
Moreover, I suspect the pinko creeps and queers who infest the BBC…
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….must dislike ‘Auntie,’ projecting as it does an image of a kindly lady of a certain age.
Can’t have that.
Nor ‘Uncle!’
Those words are sexist and don’t reflect what BBC keeps telling us is the modern world.
How about a new, more contemporary word, ‘non-binary,’ as freakos say.
‘Unkley?’
‘Antle?’
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