antipoodilism
Antipoodilism is a term used to describe the phenomenon of antipathy or dislike towards Australians, particularly those from the southern hemisphere. The term is derived from the word "poodle," which is a type of dog, and the suffix "-ism," indicating a belief or attitude. The antipathy is often attributed to various factors, including cultural differences, perceived arrogance, and the stereotype of Australians as laid-back and unenthusiastic.
The origins of antipoodilism can be traced back to the mid-20th century, with the term first appearing
It is important to note that antipoodilism is not a widely recognized or accepted term, and its