An astro-turf version of democracy in which corporations initiate, bankroll, and steer social justice movements.
Neoliberal virtue-signaling.
Wokeness.
Neoliberal virtue-signaling.
Wokeness.
In democratism, corporations who pretend to care about social justice sell products to customers who pretend to hate capitalism.
by sandraxine September 09, 2018
Democratting is the act of simply denying a fact when it’s presented right in front of them. Examples include claiming it’s a hoax, claiming it never happened, or just straight up denying it.
“Bruh, Killary never got those testifying against her killed.”
“Dude, you’re democratting so hard right now.”
“Dude, you’re democratting so hard right now.”
by Ruby Hoes November 30, 2019
One of the two main political parties of the United States, or the members or supporters of that party.
In general, the democrats are considered more liberal/left wing and the republicans more conservative/right wing. Although this is correct on average, individual differences in general are larger than party differences and thus individual democrats can easily end up on the right of individual republicans.
In general, the democrats are considered more liberal/left wing and the republicans more conservative/right wing. Although this is correct on average, individual differences in general are larger than party differences and thus individual democrats can easily end up on the right of individual republicans.
Most senators voted in favour of the proposal, with 15 Republicans and 5 Democrats voting against or abstaining.
by Andre December 09, 2004
by Mdkfreft December 01, 2022
A member of the Democratic party, one of the two major political parties. Similarly to Republicans, they blame all of the world's problems on the other party.
by Conspiracy Theorist June 02, 2007
by The Pittsburgher October 20, 2004
One of the two major political parties in the United States, the Democrats evolved from the more primitive Democratic-Republican party in the 1800's. party platform tends to be more liberal than Republican policy. usually pro-environment, pro-choice, and pro-rights. Also generally caters to the middle- and lower classes, instead of the wealthy.
guys, if you're gonna put up a definition, define. If you wanna bitch about how "evil" people who don't agree with you must be, rant about it in your next KKK meeting, okay?
by Shwaggy January 29, 2004