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He also used the word "triggered" in the Reddit comments in the way right wingers are wont to do, and then tried to play the "I'm not American, I don't understand how that word looks to you" card. Never mind that plenty of non-Americans know perfectly well how that looks.
No, it's far more likely he picked up that word and knew exactly how it was used because he's been hanging out in far right spaces.
as a european I have no idea what tertiary meaning does "triggered" have