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'''Asemese Basket Weaving''' is a phrase which originated on the website [[2sama]] in mid 2013. the term was coined by a user responding to someone claiming they had recently attented an anti-immigration protest in [[Valnødkjerke]], a small community in southwest [[Lyngaard]]. The uses posted a photo taken by Journalist [[Steven Arundel]] of an Asemese woman weaving a basket while soldiers rush with guns drawn during the [[Battle of Sinké-Pacifique]]. The post would effectively mock the original posters efforts, comparing it to Asemese Basket Weaving, while other did unspecified "real work". | '''Asemese Basket Weaving''' is a phrase which originated on the website [[2sama]] in mid 2013. the term was coined by a user responding to someone claiming they had recently attented an anti-immigration protest in [[Valnødkjerke]], a small community in southwest [[Lyngaard]]. The uses posted a photo taken by Journalist [[Steven Arundel]] of an Asemese woman weaving a basket while soldiers rush with guns drawn during the [[Battle of Sinké-Pacifique]]. The post would effectively mock the original posters efforts, comparing it to Asemese Basket Weaving, while other did unspecified "real work". | ||
The term was initially a popular phrase within the [[culture warrior community]] who used the phrase to mock others they saw as not acting decicivly. It would aslo be used to mock liberal and apolitical individuals, claiming they were doing useless tasks while others (the posters) took action against "{{wp|Cultural marxism|Cultural Communism}}", "{{wp|Degeneracy}}", and "{{wp|Gay agenda|Globohomo}}". However the term gradually became normalized in internet slang, gradually become a euphemism for simply not caring about or intentionally ignoring the news or current events. By 2018 it became common for people to respond to news articles with the Asemese Basket Weaving photo, used to insinuate that the poster was unbothered or unconcerned with the news. The phrase "literally me rn", or "my reaction to this information" would sometimes be added into the post. | The term was initially a popular phrase within the [[culture warrior community]] who used the phrase to mock others they saw as not acting decicivly. It would aslo be used to mock liberal and apolitical individuals, claiming they were doing useless tasks while others (the posters) took action against "{{wp|Cultural marxism|Cultural Communism}}", "{{wp|Social degeneration|Degeneracy}}", and "{{wp|Gay agenda|Globohomo}}". However the term gradually became normalized in internet slang, gradually become a euphemism for simply not caring about or intentionally ignoring the news or current events. By 2018 it became common for people to respond to news articles with the Asemese Basket Weaving photo, used to insinuate that the poster was unbothered or unconcerned with the news. The phrase "literally me rn", or "my reaction to this information" would sometimes be added into the post. | ||
The term reached mainstream recognition after the Lyngaardian socialist politician [[Karoline Pyndt]] used the phrase to describe people who participated in the [[Pink Hat Protests]] on a Clipr Post in 2019. The phrase in now in use in broad internet slang, particularly in [[Lyngaard]] and [[Federal Union of Arcadia|Arcadia]]. | The term reached mainstream recognition after the Lyngaardian socialist politician [[Karoline Pyndt]] used the phrase to describe people who participated in the [[Pink Hat Protests]] on a Clipr Post in 2019. The phrase in now in use in broad internet slang, particularly in [[Lyngaard]] and [[Federal Union of Arcadia|Arcadia]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:47, 4 September 2022
Asemese Basket Weaving is a phrase which originated on the website 2sama in mid 2013. the term was coined by a user responding to someone claiming they had recently attented an anti-immigration protest in Valnødkjerke, a small community in southwest Lyngaard. The uses posted a photo taken by Journalist Steven Arundel of an Asemese woman weaving a basket while soldiers rush with guns drawn during the Battle of Sinké-Pacifique. The post would effectively mock the original posters efforts, comparing it to Asemese Basket Weaving, while other did unspecified "real work".
The term was initially a popular phrase within the culture warrior community who used the phrase to mock others they saw as not acting decicivly. It would aslo be used to mock liberal and apolitical individuals, claiming they were doing useless tasks while others (the posters) took action against "Cultural Communism", "Degeneracy", and "Globohomo". However the term gradually became normalized in internet slang, gradually become a euphemism for simply not caring about or intentionally ignoring the news or current events. By 2018 it became common for people to respond to news articles with the Asemese Basket Weaving photo, used to insinuate that the poster was unbothered or unconcerned with the news. The phrase "literally me rn", or "my reaction to this information" would sometimes be added into the post.
The term reached mainstream recognition after the Lyngaardian socialist politician Karoline Pyndt used the phrase to describe people who participated in the Pink Hat Protests on a Clipr Post in 2019. The phrase in now in use in broad internet slang, particularly in Lyngaard and Arcadia.