1. To mislead people with false information.
2. To believe and follow a political party's propaganda and attempt to use that false propaganda to lead one's self, or others into believing what just isn't so.
3. To use a lie, or even a half truth/ half lie to lead others to do what ought not to be done.
4. To lead other into believing that which isn't true, especially by using half truths or what the led want to believe to be the truth.
5. Propaganda, especially political propaganda
2. To believe and follow a political party's propaganda and attempt to use that false propaganda to lead one's self, or others into believing what just isn't so.
3. To use a lie, or even a half truth/ half lie to lead others to do what ought not to be done.
4. To lead other into believing that which isn't true, especially by using half truths or what the led want to believe to be the truth.
5. Propaganda, especially political propaganda
The conservatives say that Barrack Obama has myth-led America with false information about his education and birth place without producing the evidence to quite his nay-sayers. The liberals myth-lead themselves by saying it doesn't matter as long as "their" man is in power.
People who believe either major Political Party propaganda are being myth-led by accepting what they are being told because they want to believe that something is the way they want to think it is... rather than seeking out the truth of the issues.
For example, there are people that believe because the words "Health Care" are used in a bill that is so large and unknowing that Nancy Pelosi said: "We'll have to pass it to know what's in it", that the bill is actually designed to be for the interest of "the people's health care"; when in fact: It is the insurance companies who will benefit most by the passing of the Bill; and the bill for those favors will be passed on to the people through higher taxes.
So you can believe what either party says, but you will be myth-led if you do. If you don't want to be myth-led, keep an open mine... and vote the bums out of both parties.
Do you want it because "YOUR" selected party wants it... or is it something that you care deeply about? If you don't care enough to become involved, you will continue to be myth-led and that's the truth!
People who believe either major Political Party propaganda are being myth-led by accepting what they are being told because they want to believe that something is the way they want to think it is... rather than seeking out the truth of the issues.
For example, there are people that believe because the words "Health Care" are used in a bill that is so large and unknowing that Nancy Pelosi said: "We'll have to pass it to know what's in it", that the bill is actually designed to be for the interest of "the people's health care"; when in fact: It is the insurance companies who will benefit most by the passing of the Bill; and the bill for those favors will be passed on to the people through higher taxes.
So you can believe what either party says, but you will be myth-led if you do. If you don't want to be myth-led, keep an open mine... and vote the bums out of both parties.
Do you want it because "YOUR" selected party wants it... or is it something that you care deeply about? If you don't care enough to become involved, you will continue to be myth-led and that's the truth!
by newman33461 March 22, 2010
1. To intentionally misinform using myths and other popular misconceptions.
2. Widely held and promoted but false information that has taken on a mythic quality. Misinformation.
2. Widely held and promoted but false information that has taken on a mythic quality. Misinformation.
by Plaidmonster March 22, 2010
The little white lies women tell themselves in the pursuit of eating smarter or better. Usually when they settle for lesser options of foods they love or know are good for them.
Food Myth# 14 "It's still Pizza if I dab it with a napkin and pull off the cheese"
Food Myth# 74-"Salsa's a veggie"
Food Myth# 29-"Sprinkling kiwi slices on my frozen yogurt is a good lunch"
Food Myth# 74-"Salsa's a veggie"
Food Myth# 29-"Sprinkling kiwi slices on my frozen yogurt is a good lunch"
by Ima Hungry April 2, 2010
a word used by one who is so fucked up that they can no longer correctly pronounce the name of the drug that they are on
by Ian July 5, 2003
Having to do with unofficial, unsubstantiated, slang, or evolving language. What this has to do with cities is anyone’s guess.
There is nothing particularly "urban" about www.urbandictionary.com.
Most "urban myths" are actually *suburban* in origin and quite provincial in their idiotic implausibility.
Most "urban myths" are actually *suburban* in origin and quite provincial in their idiotic implausibility.
by Dhwali Sy Kow-Tow November 2, 2009
by MythsCousin October 5, 2021
In politics, a necessary myth is what the powerful elite creates to fill an ideological or spirtual vacuum in society, with the purpose of giving the populace something to believe in. The myth can be a certain religious idea, the promise of a better future for all, or if everything else fails, the promise of protecting us from the nightmare of terror and nuclear holocaust.
Alqaeda as an extraodinary well organized and powerful network with tentacular reach was a myth created by the Neo-Conservatives. It was a necessary myth cogitated out of whole cloth by these to get a firmer grip on power and farther their misguided agenda.
by yoova October 4, 2006