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Commonly found on Twitter or other social networks, ((())), aka triple parentheses, are placed around the name of a Jew, person with Jewish ancestry, or any Jew-related entity and is often used in a derogatory manner: (((CNN))), (((Facebook))). It was originally used by far right-wing bloggers "The Right Stuff" who explained that it was used to symbolized how Jews' names have *echoed* throughout history; also stating that Jews have facilitated multiculturalism and mass immigration in "white nations". Its intended usage can be either disparaging towards the person or entity in the parentheses (commonly used by alt-righters) or used ironically by Jews themselves or others who want to mock its usage, much like how Trump supporters have adopted the term "deplorable" to be a term of endearment amongst one another, or to signal that they are a Trump supporter on social media.
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