Video Game Community

A video game community is a group of gamers that get together either online or in person to play a game.

Hey John, "Do you want to join the Video Game Community", its where we get together argue about different things like our life depends on it.

by anonymous September 9, 2025

The international community

Well, it's good to know that if they ever finally carry out baby-dick genocide...

Hym "The international community will sit there and bloviate about it for years while doing ultimately nothing. All of that talk about the holocaust and they found themselves completely unprepared to do anything about the thing they DECLARED to be genocide. They DECLARED it guys. For 2 years. THAT is what they did the whole time and it looked like this:"

UN 😲👉 "I DECLARE THIS GENOCIDE! Tell everyone I declared it genocide."

Hym "....................... 🤨 Are you going to do something here?"

UN "I've done it. It's been declared."

Hym "Uh- ................ Ok. I guess I just masterbated the whole time so.... What did everybody do? We'll do an audit. Lady? Show of hands for 'get a baby fucked into you?' Candy? Brett? There's 2. Who's got "just getting stretched for the fun of it?' Ok. Alright... Um, well, at least they they were able to identify it correctly."

by Hym Iam October 14, 2025

Your family reunion is a gay communion

The worst insult you can ever use. If you use this you can kill the person in a matter of half a second. Not only can it kill the person but can kill his/her family in a few seconds after it killed the person on which it was used on. DO NEVER USE THIS INSULT.

carl- your mom gay
Nick-no u
carl-ur dad lesbian

NIck-no u
carl- ur granny tranny
NIck- no u
Carl- ur grandpap a trap
Nick-no u
Carl-your family reunion is a gay communion
NIck-*Fucking obliterated, the family dies*
Credit: My friend Anthony made it

by Bad insults May 21, 2018

your family reunion a homosexual communion

The worst comeback that hits everything from "ur mom gay" to "your family tree LGBT"

Example:
Al:Fuck you Matt!

Matt:Ur mom gay!
Al:Ur granny tranny
Matt:ur family tree LGBT!
Al:(heavy breathing) your family reunion a homosexual communion
(Matt gets butthurt and flies away from his own farts)

Sam:Haha Bill! Wanna know how I roasted Hugh?
Bill: hahaha yes! How it was?
Sam:Well he started with typical phrase like ur mom gay and so on and I finished him with my ultimate new rekt phrase
Bill:What did you say?
Sam: I said your family reunion a homosexual communion!!!
Bill:Whahshwhshdifpsldkdjhshah lmao
Sam:Yeah I know, He was so rekted that flew away from his own fart!
Bill: Aaaa that's what happened last Friday? I thought it was an earthquake or something
Sam: Yeah he bombing harder than Afgahnistan!

by Adolf Hidler March 27, 2018

Theory of Concrete and Imaginary Communities

A sociological framework that distinguishes communities based on the source of their cohesion. A Concrete Community is bound by direct, tangible, ongoing interaction—a village, a workplace, a neighborhood. An Imaginary Community (building on Benedict Anderson's "imagined community") is bound by a shared idea in the minds of its members, despite little or no personal contact—a nation, a diaspora, fans of a global franchise. The theory examines how the "imagined" can generate very concrete feelings of belonging, obligation, and even sacrifice.

Theory of Concrete and Imaginary Communities Example: Your apartment building residents' association is a Concrete Community; you know your neighbors, argue over garbage, and share a physical space. Your identity as an "American" or a "Bitcoin maximalist" is membership in an Imaginary Community. You'll never meet most fellow members, but you feel a powerful, abstract kinship that can influence your politics, risk tolerance, and sense of self, proving the "imagined" is a potent social force.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 6, 2026

Justification against Victims of Anti-communism

The direct argument that the persecution, violence, and human rights abuses committed in the name of combating communism—such as coups, death squads, blacklisting, and repression—were necessary, righteous, or defensive actions. It frames victims (union organizers, leftist intellectuals, peasant movements) as legitimate threats to national security, social order, or "the free world," whose suffering was a justified cost of preventing a greater totalitarian evil.

Justification against Victims of Anti-communism Example: Defending the CIA-backed overthrow of a democratically elected socialist president by arguing, "We had to stop a communist domino effect in the hemisphere. Sure, the dictatorship that followed was harsh, but it prevented a Cuba-style regime and saved the country from total Marxist tyranny." This justification explicitly endorses the violent suppression of a political alternative as a moral and strategic imperative.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Rationalization against Victims of Anti-communism

The cognitive process of explaining away the human cost of anti-communist campaigns by appealing to the geopolitical anxieties, ideological fervor, or "complexities" of the Cold War (or its modern equivalents). It treats state violence as an understandable, if regrettable, overreaction to a perceived existential threat, removing active moral responsibility by citing the pressures of the era or the provocations of the targeted groups.

Rationalization against Victims of Anti-communism Example: A historian arguing, "While the Vietnam War led to immense civilian casualties, it must be understood within the context of the U.S. policy of containment, which was a rational response to monolithic communist expansion as perceived at the time." This rationalization does not celebrate the harm but drains it of its human horror, transforming burned villages and massacres into abstract outcomes of a "rational" strategic doctrine.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026