a failed market where you get paid the same which gives you no incentive to work and the government is in power so people are poor
its like in kindergarten where you split the cookie equal right? if you think that your brain is denser than a neutron star
if you say well how about Europe?
good question jimmy actually they are as capitalist as America
Venezuela was capitalist before and it was one of the wealthiest countries but because of socialist tyranny it is one of the poorest countries
but that isn't true socialism
than what the fuck is it?!??!
they did the same thing Marx did and now its fucking madness!!!
its like in kindergarten where you split the cookie equal right? if you think that your brain is denser than a neutron star
if you say well how about Europe?
good question jimmy actually they are as capitalist as America
Venezuela was capitalist before and it was one of the wealthiest countries but because of socialist tyranny it is one of the poorest countries
but that isn't true socialism
than what the fuck is it?!??!
they did the same thing Marx did and now its fucking madness!!!
socialism is terrible but I'm repeating myself
by meme podcast October 11, 2020
Another term used to refer to either people who camp in first person shooter video games, mostly the Call of Duty franchise, or Cleveland Browns quarterback Brandon Weeden.
by elpresador's son November 10, 2013
A rhetorical technique used (often by a neurotic undergraduate a with a Yoko Ono tattoo) to deny the existence of irrefutable fact. But this is not its original meaning:
Properly understood, a social construct is a thing that emerges as a result of social interaction. For instance, the price of gold is a social construct—it emerges from the market for gold as an approximation of how society presently values gold in relation to another asset, usually currency.
Social constructs are no less "real" than the price of gold is "real." It's not as real as gold itself, but it's pretty damn real.
Properly understood, a social construct is a thing that emerges as a result of social interaction. For instance, the price of gold is a social construct—it emerges from the market for gold as an approximation of how society presently values gold in relation to another asset, usually currency.
Social constructs are no less "real" than the price of gold is "real." It's not as real as gold itself, but it's pretty damn real.
by BillieJeanIsNotMyLover July 14, 2019
Chris is such a social chameleon, hes such a nice guy at chess club, but such a dick on the football team.
by Boone Wheeler March 21, 2005
One who, when in public, with the help of alcohol and large groups of people, starts to make "WHOOING" noises at the most inane things.
by DontLookBackInAnger July 08, 2009
Hey, I’m gonna head home, we should really implement the social distancing thing when coronavirus is going around.
by CrankyGamer March 15, 2020
Someone, who when out with friends at a social gathering could ‘go off’ at anytime and cause complete and utter chaos to what was a well conducted evening
Wy did you invite Garner out man? you know he’s a social hand grenade, and I’m meeting that smart bird from work later on, I can’t belive it
by Brian July 09, 2003