An argument device similar to the "straw man" where opposing points are rebutted with a simplistic misrepresentation of the argument or the opposition themselves. These responses are meant to attack the credibility of the argument or arguer, not respond to an actual argument. As such, once they are delivered, both the argument and arguer are voided.
Popular in discussion of politics, specifically on the Internet and cable television and radio talk-shows.
Popular in discussion of politics, specifically on the Internet and cable television and radio talk-shows.
Label and dismiss:
Person 1: President Bush's trip to China was a success.
Person 2: You're a neocon.
Person 1: President Bush's trip to China was a success.
Person 2: You're a neocon.
by ettore_rolli October 6, 2008
Get the Label and dismiss mug.Someone who exclusively (or mostly) wears "name brand" or high fashion labels. They are know to wear only what's in style right "now!". They often purchase clothes solely based on labels and disregard personal style preference or common sense.
Most label whore's generally cannot actually afford the clothes they buy as so much of it goes out of style within months. They're also known to "Shop & Swap" (wear and return clothing after one use).
Most label whore's generally cannot actually afford the clothes they buy as so much of it goes out of style within months. They're also known to "Shop & Swap" (wear and return clothing after one use).
I lol'd when that label whore Andi couldn't get her money back for that hideous Neiman Marcus bag...$300 down the drain.
by urbanr0cker May 7, 2008
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When subsections of the same stereotype collide causing a hatred of all subsections other than one's own, causing a massive "war". For example the "Goth" subsections. Each thinks they have started a trend and all else fails. Most of the time it seems as if the trend that derived from goth hates the stereotype it was derived from.
The Goths
The Brootals
The Emos
The Hardcore Kids
The Scenes
The Goths
The Brootals
The Emos
The Hardcore Kids
The Scenes
For example, Goths hate all other subsections.
Brootals hate emos and goths (though they were derived from each)
Emos hate goths and scenes. (Again emo is derived from each)
Hardcore kids hate emos and scenes.
Scenes hate goths and emos.
and that's the gist of it. Ridiculous really, but that's what the label war really is. All trying to be number one label i guess.
Brootals hate emos and goths (though they were derived from each)
Emos hate goths and scenes. (Again emo is derived from each)
Hardcore kids hate emos and scenes.
Scenes hate goths and emos.
and that's the gist of it. Ridiculous really, but that's what the label war really is. All trying to be number one label i guess.
by SomeChickNamedNelle June 21, 2009
Get the Label War mug.screw labels! This is a video production company, founded in 2007, known for its first underground film entitled "Whose Shit Is This?" which was officially selected to screen in the New York Independent Film & Video Festival and the Big Damn Film Festival.
The company currently produces commercials, music videos, and motion pictures.
The company currently produces commercials, music videos, and motion pictures.
by The label is no label March 1, 2009
Get the label me. productions mug.Related to a label whore except that a label ho is someone who only sports fake brand name clothes and accessories, with the name of the brand usually placed somewhere for all to see. Label hos wear what they do because they are either too poor or too cheap or too tacky to afford the real thing. Label ho favorites include Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Coach, and Tommy Hilfiger. Label hos think they are fooling people by looking high class.
by John Howard May 31, 2005
Get the label ho mug.Proposed as a question in a statement sometimes, asks whether or not you can see the label on another's bottle of beer. If the lable cannot be seen the person must drink and turn their lable outward.
Katie noticed that Tom wasn't holding his beer in the correct Manner. She did a label check so everyone could see what he was drinking. Tom then proceeded to take a drink and turn the label.
by NinjaoftheNight October 6, 2009
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