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Disnedent 

From the word 'dissident' and the corporation 'Disney', this term denotes a person who is involved in a boycott of Disney and all Disney affiliates. Much like a vegetarian, this person will probably believe themselves to be morally superior, and try to force their beliefs on you whenever possible.
Tom: HEY! I just got this awesome new DVD of Wolverine! Want to come over and watch it on my massive tv and pretend like we're X-men?
Paul: No dude, I'm a Disnedent. Marvel are owned by Disney now after the August 2009 buyout. I'd prefer it if you provided some ethically-sound entertainment, actually.
Tom: .....oh.
Disnedent by Therese Ascent July 11, 2010
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cognitive dissident 

A person for whom exposure to cognitive dissonance has resulted in rational conclusions contrary to the 'official' narrative of history and/or culture. If this dissonance becomes great enough, the person will be compelled to start producing new cognitive dissonance, becoming a cognitive dissident.
An activist who disseminates information aimed at changing peoples opinions regarding an immoral status-quo could be regarded as a cognitive dissident
Dissident republican (True Republican)
One who is not going to sell-out
to the pro British GFA.
The provos have sold out, De Valera style..... At least the Continuity IRA (Dissidents) are still fighting for a united 32 county republic.
dissident by Secret May 13, 2005

disneyest 

when something is at the absolute maximum of disney content
That Aurora cosplayer is the disneyest of all the con-goers.
disneyest by tipsybiologist April 8, 2015

Your desendents infants 

This is the ultimate come back only to be used in extreme situations or by idiots for it has the ability to tear the multi verse in half 10x over
Victor: Your mom gay
Dalton:NO YOUR DESENDENTS INFANTS
*entire universe spontaneously combust
someone who often disagrees with you but who has your best interests at heart. Always rejects violence so cannot be called a terrorist or an anarchist. Generally dies young or never leaves the house (see house arrest).
Syntactically - dissident (which is a noun) has no associated verb stem. You cannot 'dissid'. You can do nothing dissidently - there is no associated adjective. In fact the word exists alone as an island in a sea of semantics. Perhaps this is why the meaning of the word has persisted unchanged for such a long time.
I'm gonna diss that dissident.
dissident by millerthegorilla January 29, 2009

disidentify

To disidentify is the action and the state of being unattached to a particular identity, way of being , beLIEf or behaviour.
See disidentification(n)
We are dominated by everything with which our self becomes identified. We can
dominate and control everything from which we disidentify ourselves.
(Roberto Assagioli)
When we disidentify ourselves from the things in life that come and go all of the sudden our sense of self becomes more stable, strong and secure.
(Jason Schneider)
Who are we when we disidentify? The personal self, the conductor of the orchestra of subpersonalities is the obvious answer, and the ‘clear space’ created through disidentification certainly puts us in touch with this central, choosing aspect of our psyche.
(Will Parfitt)

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disidentify by Aliveness May 26, 2024
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This designation comes from Reddit, where so many stories of bad wedding behavior indicated a need to communicate expectations for the wedding behavior of attendees.
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