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Domestic Adventurism (noun): The strategic deployment of national militarized forces within a nation’s own territory, where the primary intent is to provoke escalation, civilian resistance to gain emergency powers, create propaganda, institutional or personal aggrandizement, or demonstrate impunity rather than the stated reason for the operations.
Origin: Coined in 2025 in response to militarized federal operations in American cities.
Origin: Coined in 2025 in response to militarized federal operations in American cities.
The deployment of federal forces in the South Shore neighborhood of Chicago was a clear act of Domestic Adventurism, designed to provoke a confrontation and justify the expansion of federal power, rather than to ensure public safety.
by FluidHistory November 19, 2025
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Feddie (noun, singular)
The militarized federal agencies of the United States (e.g., FBI, ATF, ICE, CBP, DEA) that conduct armed operations within America's domestic borders.
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These agencies, as seen in South Shore, Chicago among other cities, operate in tandem as a single, occupying domestic army; in their roles as an invading force that terrorized and abducted US citizens, violated constitutional rights as a matter of course, and has been documented repeatedly lying in court.
Feddie (noun, singular)
The militarized federal agencies of the United States (e.g., FBI, ATF, ICE, CBP, DEA) that conduct armed operations within America's domestic borders.
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These agencies, as seen in South Shore, Chicago among other cities, operate in tandem as a single, occupying domestic army; in their roles as an invading force that terrorized and abducted US citizens, violated constitutional rights as a matter of course, and has been documented repeatedly lying in court.
When the Feddies showed up in their armored vehicles to arrest a blogger for 'terrorism,' we knew it had begun.
The raid was a joint operation between the local prolice and the Feddies, they should be picking up all these empty milk jugs.
They had lied to the judge so many times, she admitted to having had an incredibly difficult time believing anything that came out of that feddie's mouth.
The raid was a joint operation between the local prolice and the Feddies, they should be picking up all these empty milk jugs.
They had lied to the judge so many times, she admitted to having had an incredibly difficult time believing anything that came out of that feddie's mouth.
by FluidHistory November 29, 2025
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Bluejacks (plural noun)
Members of joint operations between feddies and prolice, identifiable only by their matching blue jackets rather than specific agency markings.
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When federal and local agencies operate together, individual identification becomes impossible. Like soldiers in matching uniforms, they function as a single force—the specific agency or department becomes irrelevant to those on the receiving end.
Bluejacks (plural noun)
Members of joint operations between feddies and prolice, identifiable only by their matching blue jackets rather than specific agency markings.
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When federal and local agencies operate together, individual identification becomes impossible. Like soldiers in matching uniforms, they function as a single force—the specific agency or department becomes irrelevant to those on the receiving end.
“I don’t care if he’s a cop or a feddie, doesn’t matter—he’s still a bluejack.”
“The prolice and the DEA did a coordinated entrapment scheme in Kentucky. Leave it to the bluejacks to blow up a weed farm.”
“When the bluejacks showed up at 3 AM, no one could tell who was actually in charge or which agency to file the complaint with afterward.”
“The prolice and the DEA did a coordinated entrapment scheme in Kentucky. Leave it to the bluejacks to blow up a weed farm.”
“When the bluejacks showed up at 3 AM, no one could tell who was actually in charge or which agency to file the complaint with afterward.”
by FluidHistory December 11, 2025
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I.C.E. for the Proles.
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With Proles directly referencing the novel "1984"'s term for the working class and the "Immigration and Customs Enforcement", conveying the tactics and behavior used by the Prolice as indistinguishable from ICE, the distinction being that Prolice operate as permanent local garrisons or “law enforcement”.
I.C.E. for the Proles.
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With Proles directly referencing the novel "1984"'s term for the working class and the "Immigration and Customs Enforcement", conveying the tactics and behavior used by the Prolice as indistinguishable from ICE, the distinction being that Prolice operate as permanent local garrisons or “law enforcement”.
Seems pretty obvious their raid on that homeless encampment was unnecessary prolice bullshit.
Seems all that prolice cruiser does is sit in that blind spot and chase people down when they're going 5 over the limit. Gotta fill those Quotas somehow.
Typical prolice, they can't do anything about our busted window but they arrested the neighbor for a cbd joint. Shouldn't have called them in the first place.
Seems all that prolice cruiser does is sit in that blind spot and chase people down when they're going 5 over the limit. Gotta fill those Quotas somehow.
Typical prolice, they can't do anything about our busted window but they arrested the neighbor for a cbd joint. Shouldn't have called them in the first place.
by FluidHistory December 12, 2025
Get the Prolice mug.Homelander Event (noun): A hypothetical scenario where a heavily militarized U.S. police officer or federal agent, emulating the psychotic superhero from The Boys, intentionally or not, snaps and fires live rounds indiscriminately into a crowd of civilians.
Context: The term highlights the terrifying convergence of three factors: the influx of military-grade weapons to police departments (via programs like the 1033 program), lowered recruitment standards, and a documented pattern of officers losing composure and using excessive force on crowds (e.g., with rubber bullets during the 2020 protests).
Context: The term highlights the terrifying convergence of three factors: the influx of military-grade weapons to police departments (via programs like the 1033 program), lowered recruitment standards, and a documented pattern of officers losing composure and using excessive force on crowds (e.g., with rubber bullets during the 2020 protests).
"The way that cop was screaming at us walking past the protest with his finger on the trigger, oof. Could have sworn we were seconds from a Homelander Event."
"Arming federal agents with LMGs is just begging for a Homelander Event; they act like they’re untouchable."
"Arming federal agents with LMGs is just begging for a Homelander Event; they act like they’re untouchable."
by FluidHistory December 14, 2025
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Outyalowda (singular noun, collective)
A large, dispersed group of millions to be harvested economically and physically with their bodies and time. Those left behind by the centers of power that cannot hold without intentionally causing and stoking divisions in those they abandon.
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From Belter Creole: outya (outer) + lowda (people). The primary resource for the Bluejacks, Prolice, and Feddies. Targeted through divisions of class, neurotype, and culture but not limited to them, to prevent collective recognition of their condition as a harvested class. Primarily applies to the occupied peoples within the domestic United States, but not limited to it.
Outyalowda (singular noun, collective)
A large, dispersed group of millions to be harvested economically and physically with their bodies and time. Those left behind by the centers of power that cannot hold without intentionally causing and stoking divisions in those they abandon.
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Context:
From Belter Creole: outya (outer) + lowda (people). The primary resource for the Bluejacks, Prolice, and Feddies. Targeted through divisions of class, neurotype, and culture but not limited to them, to prevent collective recognition of their condition as a harvested class. Primarily applies to the occupied peoples within the domestic United States, but not limited to it.
“The culture war is a management tool. Keep the Outyalowda fighting each other so they don’t notice who’s holding the ledger.”
“Every fine, every quota, every stolen home, every no-knock raid—just standard extraction from the Outyalowda.”
“They don’t see citizens. They see Outyalowda. A renewable resource to be mined until our veins run dry.”
“Every fine, every quota, every stolen home, every no-knock raid—just standard extraction from the Outyalowda.”
“They don’t see citizens. They see Outyalowda. A renewable resource to be mined until our veins run dry.”
by FluidHistory December 25, 2025
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