Oh look, somebody finally made it to the 3rd grade and discovered homonyms, then made up some bullshit about oppression.
"You've heard of the phrase "that strikes a chord", which means an appeal which causes people to approve of it or agree with it. What it really means is to "strike a cord", or to ready the lynching noose for all the black people to be murdered that weekend. For "striking a cord" was a favorite Saturday evening pasttime in early America and everyone enthusiastically approved, and therefore started the phrase, "to strike a cord."
See, made up bullshit is easy.
Oh look, somebody finally made it to the 3rd grade and discovered homonyms, then made up some bullshit about oppression.
"You've heard of the phrase "that strikes a chord", which means an appeal which causes people to approve of it or agree with it. What it really means is to "strike a cord", or to ready the lynching noose for all the black people to be murdered that weekend. For "striking a cord" was a favorite Saturday evening pasttime in early America and everyone enthusiastically approved, and therefore started the phrase, "to strike a cord."
See, made up bullshit is easy.
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