liquidate
I keep the acronyms
i’m going to stil l say LyLo and ML
but i’ve stopped saying that word and have decided to replace it in my vernacular with execute
personally, im just going to keep it in my overall vocabulary. there are situations where the people around me don’t much care and im free to use whichever word comes to mind, jettison as a minor joke, execute, cuddle perhaps, changed wording so its referred to as the noose rather than by a verb.
and there are environments where its standardized to one particular word, which i can lean into while im there, for example eliminate was the standard in the mafia championships iirc, although i didnt play in those
and there are environments where people generally stay away from a word or too.
here is in the third category.
I think theres two way of thinking
Cuddle the mafia to turn them to your side
Or Yeet away the town
I think that when looking at it from an outside perspective, “lynch” can look bad. Obviously I know it isn’t in this context but it’s probably better to migrate away from it all together and tbh it’s not hard to just use execute
Honestly, the people who are complaining about this need to get a grip.
We’re not using it in a context that’s harmful. It’s almost painting us like we’re evil for using lynch in the context of salem witches.
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Either that or we’re using jettison. Jettison is the only worthy word to swap out for lynch.
i mean
is it really that much to change a word
i don’t personally agree with it but i also acknowledge that some people care about it; and it’s not much to ask imo?
with that said: yeet
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