A state of individual or group denial that whites in the U.S. or globally, have imperceivable or apparent, inherited, inherent, socio-economic advantages afforded by the past or current exploitation and disenfranchise-ment of other races or cultures, despite overwhelming evidence, which usually includes, but is not limited to, citing personal failures, citing the progress of the disenfranchised group, and the use of humor or sarcasm to confirm and reinforce the denial.
White privilege denial is rampid these days.
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The phrase Skeppy uses when he's stressed.
"HENYA!" Skeppy after being knocked off his island but saving himself in bedwars.
The use of, intimidation, media inspired suggestive coercion, shaming, slandering, violence or terror tactics to promote or force politically correctness or politically correct ideas.
The media often promotes and induces political correctness terrorism through it's headlines.
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Liberals that are programmed by the media to believe whatever they say, to react and overract sometimes leading to panic attacks and even violence towards political opponents. The term is based on the 1962 and 2004 movie "The Manchurian Candidate".
My cooworkers are Manchurian Liberals because they believe and react to everything the media says as if they are brainwashed.
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Gentlewoman, opposite of a gentleman.
A woman with gentleman-like qualities or habits.
She was such a gentlewoman when she held the door for me while my hands were full.
A combination of the word New and Used to describe a used item aquired by a new owner. The item is new to the new owner although it has already been used by a previous owner.
I bought a newsed car last week, how do you like it?
An argumentive tactic used to build a set of logic based barriers that in the mind of the arguer leaves their audience or opponent only one choice which is to agree with them which includes a suggestion that the person is a bad person if they come to any other conclusion outside of the logic-barriers set forth by them
People often use box-in logic to force impressionable people to agree with them
