Hitler Democrat

The 21st century version of a "Yellow dog Democrat". The term came about following the election of Donald Trump, when left-wingers began proclaiming that they would vote for Adolf Hitler if he ran against Trump in the following election (despite the fact that Trump apparently IS Hitler). This admission that they would happily vote for Hitler so long as he ran as a Democrat led people to 'update' the term "Yellow dog Democrat" to reflect the current state of American (or, more specifically, left-wing) politics.

Person A: I would vote for a Hitler/Biden ticket if it means getting Trump out of office!

Person B: Do you even hear yourself, you idiotic Hitler Democrat.

by Saudades October 9, 2020

Voted Democrat

Slang for a fart.

Hey it stinks in here! Who voted Democrat?

by Phat Buoy November 15, 2020

metaware highschool demo

Totally not a really funny and good visual novel demo that you may or may not enjoy

"yoo have you heard of metaware highschool demo?"

"oh, you mean that doki doki clone game?"

"what the fuck
no"

by gampyre October 28, 2020

Flush Some Democrats

What you do in the morning when you relieve your lower intestines of this dreadful Democrats.

I need to flush some Democrats....I’ll be back in 20 minutes.

by Rev Sharpton October 20, 2020

Post-Ironic Democracy

When you run for office in a Democratic system, lose the vote, declare yourself the winner anyway and accuse everyone else of being the ones in denial.

"Before the election was called, I had a pretty good feeling about it, so I preemptively declare victory and anointed myself an Anarcho-Monarch of Ottowa. Then to my shock and also not shock at all, the elites appointed their own puppet-leader instead, Zed Shabibe. Or something, I dunno, I wasn't paying attention. I'm calling upon my supporters to not recognize the legitimacy of these so-called 'elected officials' unless it's ever me."
-- Jreg satirizing Post-Ironic Democracy in "I Won (And By A Lot)"

by The Logical Fallacy December 24, 2022

Democracy

Any of a number of forms of government which at their core have some degree of decision-making performed by a system of voting. Exactly who can vote (franchisement) often varies quite widely, and has historically in many countries been divided along lines of age, gender, religion, economic status, class, race, ethnic group, language, nationality, and citizenship. The degree of participation can also vary. A direct democracy, for example, would in principle have all decisions made by popular vote. Most democratic nations use some form of representative democracy, whereby voters designate certain people or groups to make decisions for them.

Though both the United States and the United Kingdom have democratic elements, their political systems are quite different.

by fastfission May 15, 2005

democrap

1.) A Democrat.
2.) The result of a liberal sitting on a toilet.
3.) A bigot.

Democraps opposing the Reconstruction started the KKK.

by Relentless February 12, 2005