Tuntenut

Tuntenut is a term that has emerged in contemporary German discourse, primarily used to describe a specific socio-political milieu. It is a portmanteau, combining "Tunte," a derogatory term for a gay man, and "Nutte," a derogatory term for a prostitute. The term is generally employed by individuals on the political right to criticize what they perceive as a hypocritical or overly progressive segment of society, often associated with certain liberal or left-leaning viewpoints.

The "Tuntenut" is often depicted as a person who is perceived to be advocating for liberal social policies, particularly those related to LGBTQ+ rights and social justice, while simultaneously engaging in or benefiting from what the critics deem to be exploitative or morally questionable practices. This can include a critique of perceived moral relativism, perceived double standards in public discourse, or the commercialization of certain social movements.

It is important to note that "Tuntenut" is not a self-applied label and is considered pejorative by those it is used to describe. Its usage is indicative of a particular political and cultural critique, often found in online forums and in certain segments of conservative media. The term reflects a broader debate about identity politics, social values, and the perceived direction of societal change. The concept itself is complex and contested, with varying interpretations depending on the political perspective of the speaker.