pushing a false narrative

A phrase created by activist Reena Walker and first used in her group Progressive Black Thinkers on Facebook and then picked up by political writers and producers in the news media that were group members. It means to convey a story that isn't real but to characterize it as if it is by creating a false story behind the situation in order to make it factual, when the history itself never happened.

Donald Trump is pushing a false narrative that the Mueller investigation is a witch hunt created by the Democratic party, even though Mueller is a Republican.

That guy got caught cheating by his girlfriend but was pushing a false narrative that he and the other woman were just friends, to anyone who would listen.

by keyanswers June 9, 2018

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False Alarm

While sexing a woman doggy style, you spit on her back and tell her you came, and when she turns around you bust a nut in her face.

I pulled a false alarm on this bitch and she's blind to this day!

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farce

The 2005 United States Grand Prix.

With only six cars competing in the event, the race had become a total farce.

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Farce

To do something that isn't really necessary.

A child in a furniture shop touching everything that is in sight. Mum might say "why are you being farce for?" Meaning that the child is touching things which he doesn't need to be touching.

You are in town and there is a random guitar on the floor so you decide to pick it up and try and play it. Friend says "you're so farce". Meaning that you're extra because you didn't have to pick it up when there was no need.

by That person you may know February 26, 2013

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