An unthinking or insane right-winger -- in other words, most modern right-wingers.
Cornflake can also be used as an adjective, e.g. a cornflake Trump supporter.
The term is a variation on the pejorative "snowflake". The "corn" suffix references the fact that conservatives and right-wingers typically come from red states that grow corn.
The right-wing propaganda site Breitbart launched a campaign against Kellogg's in 2016 after the company pulled their ads from the site for political reasons. The word "cornflake" as a derogatory term was first used on the Breitbart forums in that context.
Cornflake can also be used as an adjective, e.g. a cornflake Trump supporter.
The term is a variation on the pejorative "snowflake". The "corn" suffix references the fact that conservatives and right-wingers typically come from red states that grow corn.
The right-wing propaganda site Breitbart launched a campaign against Kellogg's in 2016 after the company pulled their ads from the site for political reasons. The word "cornflake" as a derogatory term was first used on the Breitbart forums in that context.
Worker #1 "Did you see those cornflakes whining about the MSM?"
Worker #2 "Yeah, that Kellyanne is nuts."
Worker #2 "Yeah, that Kellyanne is nuts."
by atlings March 16, 2017
A person who gets offended by reading on social media about people getting offended.
A next-level snowflake
A flagmonkey
A next-level snowflake
A flagmonkey
by Benny Fonz December 13, 2018
A very overrated breakfast cereal made out of corn. gets soggy in the milk way too fast and is not at all enjoyable after that unlike the other cereals
by break your legs June 26, 2022
When someone +4’s you in UNO™️ and you have no way to express your pure anger and hatred for that person.
Person 1: *+4’s person 2 and changes it to a color person 2 doesn’t have*
Person 2: “YOU GOTTA BE SHITTING IN MY CORNFLAKES”
Person 2: “YOU GOTTA BE SHITTING IN MY CORNFLAKES”
by smol pinkies December 26, 2018
A phrase used to point out when someone fails to convey their message in a nonsensical way comedically. Can be due to poor grasp of language.
"Stacey's being mean to me, Stacey!" Could be responded to with "would you like some cornflakes with your cornflakes?"
by FromTheBottomOfMyHeart January 16, 2024