"The concerns the voters have are real"

When you can't address the whole picture you cherry-pick at the corners, and as a result there is a clear and present danger of coming to solutions that don't solve the wider issue. And it all becomes divisive. Counter-productive even.

And divisive is what Twitler is offering.

And on the subject of labels, they can (good ones) deliver more than one message, succinctly. Language shorthand is what happens to languages that live. By evolution the better examples usually survive. Otherwise we would all be talking in a dead language like Latin and be unable to describe a car (or auto) in a single word. "Viva da label".