blame culture

Blame culture the act or practice of blaming someone for something they did or didn’t do and or absent of problem solving or solutionary strategies

. The homelessness activists squatting in the 10 year vacant home With their children were attacked by an intending SWAT team as a result of our societies Blame Culture.

by GMPR January 17, 2020

Cultural Enricher

Used within xenophobic and anti-immigration communities on social media, this term originated in the context of the 2015 European migrant crisis following the statements of the Italian Chamber President Laura Boldrini: "Migrants today are the human element, the avant-garde of this globalization and they offer us a lifestyle that will soon be very widespread for all of us". The term is often indicated ironically to highlight the contrast between legal immigration, often made up of skilled labor, in contrast to mass undocumented immigration, not regulated by specific educational qualifications.

Cultural enrichers break into your home without any control. We need mass expulsions.

by mastino77 February 22, 2024

It's just the culture, I guess

A phrase used to cover up what could be perceived by others as a racist or uncultured comment. It is also used by listeners to diffuse tension when someone else says something questionable.

See also: not to be racist, no offense, it's interesting that

Doug: (name), the guy from (country), keeps showing up late to work. Seems like a lazy dude.

Keith: It's just the culture, I guess

by Snapflapple December 28, 2023

cultural whiplash

When you're watching something on television and there is an abrupt genre change.

I was watching tv and the same channel went from 700 Club to Paul Blart, Mall cop. Talk about your "cultural whiplash"!

by Hal 10000 March 11, 2019

K Culture

The generation in which within a life span a presence outlives a K.

Similar to many other stages in life, a K never really outlines its reputation and remains a K. K culture refers to this life a person might experience in ordnance to life span.

by Pdiddybank06 March 31, 2024

Quar Culture

The recent, emerging and growing (mostly virtual) culture enervated out of the safety precautions and societal changes resulting from the SARS-COV2/COvID-19/coronavirus pandemic . Examples of this culture include the exponential increase in Zoom communications, WFH (Work From Home) experiences, quarantining (as recommended by the CDC for 14 consecutive days after possible exposure to a person with COVID-19 or anyone outside of the household you live with who may be an asymptomatic carrier able to infect you. Tik-Tok and virtual/in-person hybrid schooling and masking up, staying 6 feet apart, etc... these are all parts of Quar Culture. It is out of this Quar Culture that our future zeitgeist will emerge, but forever with the foundational influence of this world-changing pandemic.

Eating disorders in adolescents are worsening during the pandemic because of the large role social media plays in Quar Culture.

by MLE p February 21, 2021

Cancer Culture

A culture of which behaves as a cancerous disease, rapidly spreading through the host nation; causing an uncontrollable divide and fracturing of a once unified nation, thus suffocating the healthy native culture. Cancer culture is typically caused by mass migration and parasitic outsider influence.

My town has been littered with trash and crime has skyrocketed thanks to the cancer culture.

by Snoylershart May 23, 2025