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RAThomas

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This could go on either this board or the general discussion board; however, I do believe this is more political than general.

I have seen a lot of posts wherein they begin President Clinton's name and/or the state of California with a "K" in either upper or lower case. Why? I am missing the symbolism of this spelling.
 
K's

C's are of the "s" or "sh" sounds in the Cyrilic Alphabet so popular in the Commie Countries.

K sounds of "K" in cat. Plus it is reminicent of Kaiser, Kremlin, all in all an affront to the pigs.
 
I think the same thing could be applied to "S" turning into a "z".

For example:
I am a rezident of the Socialist Republik of Illinois.

FWIW, I never type "prezident klinton" or "bill klinton" with the first letters capitalized. He dosn't desrve that kind of respect.
 
the left did it first

But of course using klinton and kalifornia represents a far greater level of political thought and maturity than when the left used amerikkka during the '60s. (Don't worry, I'm just raggin ya. ;) I give my left-wing friends at least as hard a time about it.)
 
And don't forget the "K" in KGB. Kommitet Gusodarstvennoj Bezopastnosti (Committee of State Security. There's that darn word again. Security).

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I hate it when I do the wrong noun declension.
 
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