Kirk Effect

The Effect where you succumb victim to your own Beliefs, Opinions, or views
In other words get the short side of the stick you put out.

Did you hear mark fell off a bride

That guy who petitioned for less funding for buildings and other structures

Yeah that guy

Thats the Kirk Effect in action

by TheNameMakerofOZ September 11, 2025

Kirking

Sanitizing the legacy of a troublesome history or personality for the sake of promoting propaganda and disenfranchising other groups via political and social means.

Providing a revisionist take on a historical (major or minor) figure who has committed harm to other through their life.

The other day during my history course a classmate was "kirking" about how King Leopold helped establish a free state in the Congo and greatly benefitted the Congolese people for the next 100 years.

by sifu makoto shishi September 20, 2025

Kirked

To be killed for political / ideological purposes

His view points were seen as radical, so he was kirked by his political rivals

by uwust September 14, 2025

charlie kirk

someone who died in a school shooting or something

Who is charlie kirk?
Never heard of him until he died in a school shooting
Huh.

by Apple=Airbus, Samsung = Boeing September 10, 2025

Circle-Kirk

1. a partisan group that only listens to and validates opinions of Charlie Kirk, dismissing any opposing viewpoints.
2. Any viewpoints opposing Xharlie Kirk are actively silenced or rejected. In online forums, this can be done through downvoting or harassing dissenting members. In real-world settings, it can manifest as shunning or shaming those who challenge the status quo.
3. a self-indulgent, unproductive group dynamic where like-minded people uncritically praise and validate the opinions of Charlie Kirk

I went the the circle-kirk but I ended up with a frothy santorum that I didn't ask for.

by Polska_Kielbasa September 22, 2025

Kirk

The man who can’t catch fish

Kirk hasn’t given up fishing

by zjc November 21, 2021

kirke

kirke is a female name, often given to extraordinary kind females. The name got its roots in greek mythology, referred as the daughter of the sun god helios, which relates often to the bright and shiny personalities and also to the power and strength of a her. In the long term, kirkes are useful to those who are able to tame and estimate her powers.

have you seen kirke?
yes, of course! she has such a powerful appearance.

by whatevermän December 3, 2017