Democraps

Democraps
Apparently, a word used by extremely angry and inarticulate Republicans to heap all of their fear, hate, and prejudice on to the Democratic party.
see also: homophobia displaced emotions blind patriotism bicameral polarization
I unilaterally support our country's leader, and embrace his ideologies as if they were my own- including his hardcore Evangelical Christianity. That's why I hate these gay, stupid, environmentally-concerned, stupid, gay, gay, liberal, stupid gay Democraps!
Source: wade word, Apr 4, 2005


Yeah yeah,your little Nazi "political correctness" tactics won't work on me,so fuck off asshole!

I hope you and the UN both die!

by YOU sucked Hitler's dick,didn't you bitch? April 7, 2005

Democratic Underground

An online political message board. Supposedly intended for liberals, it's home to nearly as many conservative disruptors as members of its target audience. In the case of the Gun Control and Right to Keep and Bear Arms forum, it's home to many MORE disruptors than genuine members. Some of these trolls last for years accumulating literally tens of thousands of posts before they are banned. Note that I specified 'banned' instead of 'detected', as the troublemakers are usually recognized as such far before they are eliminated. And for every slackmaster, dfk or jody that eventually gets tombstoned, there's a hack89, Lurks Often, or Far Center that remains.

The reason for this lax approach to enemies is not easy to discern. Perhaps there is some benefit (site traffic) to the owners in keeping around those who stir the pot. Ironically, in maintaining a liberal board where conservatives are tolerated, the website resembles an open forum whose members are nearly equal divided between the two sides. Which says a lot about the state of political discourse on the Internet.

Jimbo, I've been posting on Democratic Underground for ten years, and they haven't eliminated me yet!

by Dave the Disruptor May 18, 2014

Democraty

When someone displays or carrys out an act stereotypically thought of to only pertain to democrats.

Oh look, democrat lawmakers acting all democraty pushing gun control.

by Beaner 1 June 15, 2016

Typical democrat

Some who talks about someone more then when he was in office someone and says won but he didn't win the it but some how is still in office

That typical democrat is over there taking to someone else

by Thatrepulican20 July 28, 2021

decorate the mahogany

The act of paying for drinks or tipping the bartender. Refers to the mahogany wood with which many bar tops are made.

(The bartender may give this not so subtle hint if you leave a stingy tip)

1. "Hay Joe, its Wednesday, your turn to decorate the mahogany...Anther round please"


2. Patron: (Puts a quarter down after ordering 5 drinks)

Bartender: "That 2 bits is better off in your pocket than mine, you gotta decorate the mahogany"

by wakkawakkawakkawakka December 19, 2008

Presidential Democracy

A presidential system is a democratic and republican system of government where a head of government leads an executive branch that is separate from the legislative branch. This head of government is in most cases also the head of state, which is called the president.

In the united states, we have a presidential democracy

by 160054002 October 23, 2019

democracy

What Americans and some other european nations think they have. What America actually has is a representative republic, where the people have to choose between 2 candidates (the others dont really matter, and no one ever votes for the green party) A democracy is where a nation is ruled by its people, rather than one person who gets into power using lies and then doesn't listen to public opinion. What a good government would be is that someone is voted into power, and all major decisions put forward by the government are voted on by the public. The person in power has the ultimate decision, unless there is a big majority vote against him/her i.e. more than 60%

Since my vote doesn't count, i'm voting for The Monster Raving Looney party.

by Count Vladimir Varkovsky April 14, 2004