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for the people 

commercialized phrase used by a person or business that is trying to get over on as many people as possible.
He sez he's "for the people" so he can get as many of them as possible into his stable.
for the people by snappy's February 2, 2008
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for the people in the back 

when somebody says something so many times you are annoyed and ask them to say it one more time so even the people in the back can hear
"hey can you say it one more time for the people in the back"

Say it again louder for the people in the back. 

When someone preaches some truths, you use this phrase (usually in comment sections online) as a way of agreeing.
For instance on Facebook you may have:
Person A: "You should never blame a whole group of people for the actions of a few people within that group!"
Person B: Say It Again Louder For The People In The Back.

What do you care about the people for 

Take care of yourself and take care of your family. What do the rest of the people mean to you they don’t mean anything to you. They’re just serfs, they’re just people.

Take care of your own life.
What do you care about the people for

people who write stupid definitions for the name andrew 

gay, no life, no girl or boy, no genitals, 40 year olds who havent gone through puberty yet, bitches
you the "people who write stupid definitions for the name andrew"

Whatever the thingy is called they warn people for blinking lights 

Insert blinky gif:

Removed it before someone gets (whatever the thingy is called they warn people for blinking lights) -Execut 2022

Horoscopes Are For People Who Has A Cystic Lesion On The Right Side Of A Face 

Horoscopes Are For People Who Has A Cystic Lesion On The Right Side Of A Face
Horoscopes Are For People Who Has A Cystic Lesion On The Right Side Of A Face
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