Prohibited Evolution

Saffron Stained Gang. The way of life. Prohibitedly evolving. The new world order. The new Supreme. Prohibited Evolution. Oakley Brooks is the gang leader.

Person 1: Dude your not even Prohibited Evolution, get the fuck away from me. You are unconscious.
Person 2: I’m sorry dude.

by SaffronStainedGang69 April 5, 2020

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by 阿斯达的 June 30, 2019

Potest non prohibite amandum (PNPA

The feeling when you don’t want to or are trying to fall out of love, but you can’t help but still be in love or falling in love with someone.
Signified by feelings of self hatred, shame, or despair.
This doesn’t mean you necessarily Hate being in love, it simply means that you feel ashamed or don’t want to be in love due to negative emotions or yourself holding yourself back.

Potest non prohibite amandum (PNPA) makes it difficult to always enjoy my time around the person I love, but I can’t help but be happy around them either”

by Thehearteater November 16, 2023

Fallacy of Prohibited Comparison

The fallacy where someone claims you cannot point out double standards, hypocrisy, or make certain comparisons in political debates, often by invoking exceptionalism or special circumstances. "You can't compare X to Y!" becomes a way of shielding a position from uncomfortable parallels. The fallacy lies in prohibiting comparison altogether rather than engaging the actual similarities and differences. Often paired with the Fallacy of Relative Exception (using exceptional cases to dismiss comparison) and the Fallacy of Absolute Exception (treating differences as absolute barriers to comparison). Westsplaining is a classic example—the assumption that Western contexts are so unique that comparisons with other contexts are automatically invalid.

"I pointed out similarities between Western foreign policy and actions we condemn in other nations. Response: 'You can't compare us to them—we're completely different!' That's Fallacy of Prohibited Comparison—shutting down comparison rather than engaging it. All comparisons have differences; the question is whether the similarities are meaningful. Prohibiting comparison altogether is just a way of avoiding uncomfortable parallels."

by Abzugal February 28, 2026