2 definitions by Red Juventud
One who perceives the world through a opaque lens of traditional white hegemony; but using a typically unrealistic liberal mindset,
Variations:
Emo white neck: Heard to say, "Conformists suck", but then they all dress the same way
Democrat white neck: believes in abortion, especially when subsidizing them for "those" people
Vege-white neck: So spoiled that they can (unlike 98% of the world) actually choose to ignore entire levels of the food pyramid and still have enough to eat
Guilty White neck: self-loathing version of whitenecks who actually believe when liberals say that America has done more harm than good.
Corporate white neck: Makes tons of money and votes democrat hoping that politicians will take more money from them so they feel better about helping others
Variations:
Emo white neck: Heard to say, "Conformists suck", but then they all dress the same way
Democrat white neck: believes in abortion, especially when subsidizing them for "those" people
Vege-white neck: So spoiled that they can (unlike 98% of the world) actually choose to ignore entire levels of the food pyramid and still have enough to eat
Guilty White neck: self-loathing version of whitenecks who actually believe when liberals say that America has done more harm than good.
Corporate white neck: Makes tons of money and votes democrat hoping that politicians will take more money from them so they feel better about helping others
Most owners of corporations are whitenecks who are too dumb to figure out how to help others through targeted charities and so, trusts politicians to be their conscience.
by Red Juventud July 7, 2013
Stupid People on Twitter (SPOT) is the acronym to designate the owner of a particularly insipid and shallow tweet (on any subject). #SPOT should be reserved for only the most inane or banal postings so as to not dilute its effect on calling out the true dumbasses of the Twitterverse.
Did you see Jehmu Greene's latest tweet on how the Democratic Party is actually good for black people? #SPOT
by Red Juventud April 21, 2018