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broletariat 

1)Some kind of upper class brah.

2)Social class who grow broccoli.
1) Me and my broletariat wanted to go shopping at the new Versace shop today, but my uppity butler Jeeves was disrespecting, so we had to put the smackdown on his sorry white ass.

2) Broletarians of all nations, unite! Peace, Land and Broccoli! - Karl Marx
broletariat by Gav0510 May 27, 2006

Broletariat 

"Well-intentioned but chronically-online male leftist that spends too much time contemplating political theory and lifting weights in a feeble attempt to create meaning for his life in an increasingly absurd world."
Within a working class proletariat exists a small faction of self-aware bros, the Broletariat, dedicated to reclaiming masculinity and rejecting its societal implications of individualism and conservatism.
Broletariat by Themvmt March 27, 2025

proletariat chariot 

My car is in the shop, so I'm riding the proletariat chariot to work this week.
proletariat chariot by tam7875 October 9, 2008

proletariat 

The general working class that occupies the bottom tier of society. Drives economies and produces "real" profit through its labor. Can often be seen in conflict with the bourgeoisie.
The income of the proletarian is not related to the value of his product.
proletariat by Albie Wangsta March 25, 2004

Proletariat 

The name used to generally describe the working class or poor in society. In Communist-Lingo, meaning the class of society that doesn't own the means of production (Factories, mines etc.) but works for them, selling their laboring power in order to survive.
'Look at that stupid proletariat working at the machine over there.'

"The Proletariat have nothing to lose but their chains, they have a world to win. Workers of all countries, unite!" - Karl Marx
Proletariat by E Reims November 19, 2006

Dictatorship of the Proletariat 

The necessary transitionary stage between capitalism and communism in Marxist theory. A state controlled and wielded by the proletariat used to dismantle bourgeois control. Not to be confused with a normal dictatorship.
The USSR was an example of an attempted Dictatorship of the Proletariat.
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