15 definitions by Idot11111
(Blanket Term) A politician/politically active individual's use of tactile, physical activity to bond or fight with other politicians/activists.
by Idot11111 May 15, 2021
Abbreviation of the word “neoconservative”.
Neoconservatism is a political ideology and movement born from liberal hawks in the United States who became disenchanted with the increasingly pacifist foreign policy of the Democratic Party, the growth of movements such as the Counterculture Of The 1960s, the New Left and the Vietnam Protests. Some even began questioning their liberal beliefs on domestic policy such as the Great Society. They are known for their advocacy of an aggressive interventionist foreign policy and a vigorous support for free-market capitalism, similar to the closely related neoliberals who rose around the same time.
The term should mainly be contrasted with the word “Paleocon”.
Neoconservatism is a political ideology and movement born from liberal hawks in the United States who became disenchanted with the increasingly pacifist foreign policy of the Democratic Party, the growth of movements such as the Counterculture Of The 1960s, the New Left and the Vietnam Protests. Some even began questioning their liberal beliefs on domestic policy such as the Great Society. They are known for their advocacy of an aggressive interventionist foreign policy and a vigorous support for free-market capitalism, similar to the closely related neoliberals who rose around the same time.
The term should mainly be contrasted with the word “Paleocon”.
by Idot11111 October 17, 2021
An abbreviation of the word “paleoconservative”, referring to political conservatives in the United States who advocate old or deeply traditional forms of ideological conservatism.
Should mainly be contrasted with “Neocon”.
Should mainly be contrasted with “Neocon”.
by Idot11111 October 17, 2021
by Idot11111 May 15, 2021
NOUN An american political pejorative, aimed primarily towards the more moderate or liberal wings of conservatism by more right-wing individuals within the West. Is also a trend among the alt-right.
by Idot11111 May 16, 2021
A term used jokingly to refer to South Korea, in contrast to “Best Korea” referring to the communist North. Originates from a meme satirizing North Korean Propaganda. Commonly used in Polandball.
Ew, You like Worst Korea?
by Idot11111 August 13, 2021
A Nazi concentration camp location established in the city of Oswiecim (German: Auschwitz) in German-occupied Poland during World War 2.
Auschwitz was not a single camp, but rather a complex system of more than 40 camps constructed by the Nazis, and was administered by the SS-Totenkopfverbände or “Death’s Head units” of the SS along with the rest of the Nazi concentration camps; Auschwitz I was a typical Konzentrationslager, or concentration camp designed for the forced labour of its inmates, while Auschwitz II-Birkenau was an extermination camp, or Vernichtunglager designed for the systematic mass killing of Jews, Poles, and other prisoners brought in from all across German-occupied Europe during the Second World War in a near-industrial scale through methods such as lethal forced labour and most famously through the utilization of gas chambers as part of the Holocaust. After the Jews were stripped of their inmate clothes and murdered in the gas chambers through hydrogen cyanide, they were cremated to ashes in the crematorium of the camp which was located right next to the chambers. More than 4 million Jews and Poles were murdered by the Nazis during the war within Auschwitz’s camps.
Auschwitz was not a single camp, but rather a complex system of more than 40 camps constructed by the Nazis, and was administered by the SS-Totenkopfverbände or “Death’s Head units” of the SS along with the rest of the Nazi concentration camps; Auschwitz I was a typical Konzentrationslager, or concentration camp designed for the forced labour of its inmates, while Auschwitz II-Birkenau was an extermination camp, or Vernichtunglager designed for the systematic mass killing of Jews, Poles, and other prisoners brought in from all across German-occupied Europe during the Second World War in a near-industrial scale through methods such as lethal forced labour and most famously through the utilization of gas chambers as part of the Holocaust. After the Jews were stripped of their inmate clothes and murdered in the gas chambers through hydrogen cyanide, they were cremated to ashes in the crematorium of the camp which was located right next to the chambers. More than 4 million Jews and Poles were murdered by the Nazis during the war within Auschwitz’s camps.
The murders were carried out in pogroms and mass shootings; by a policy of extermination through labor in concentration camps; and in gas chambers and gas vans in German extermination camps, chiefly Auschwitz-Birkenau, Bełżec, Chełmno, Majdanek, Sobibór, and Treblinka in occupied Poland.
-Wikipedia, “The Holocaust”
-Wikipedia, “The Holocaust”
by Idot11111 December 1, 2022