MMTC
DIscord server for Dengists who think China is 100% True Communism but also think that Khrushchev was bad and made the USSR capitalist. Thankfully they allow some dissent
MMTC by anonymouse134 February 6, 2021
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MMTCD
MMTCD - an acronym for "Meghan Markle, The Charlatan Duchess" and the beginning of a "Save the Monarchy" campaign trending in the Autumn of 2017. Platforms across social media were set ablaze when in 2018, Henry, Prince of Wales, married the North American actress, Meghan Markle. Many questioned her breeding, her narcissistic behaviour, her talent for weaving tall tales, her job choice (provocative pieces), her marriage(s) her social climbing expertise, her ability to self-promote and her need to become pregnant months after marrying Harry when previously she had allegedly claimed sterility. It wasn't long before she was labeled as "Wallis Simpson 2.0". She also had the innate ability to divide groups of people on varying social media platforms often causing a fury of positive public relation efforts when the tide began to turn against her in the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth almost immediately after her marriage to Prince Harry.
Social Media users who oppose Meghan Markle use the hashtag MMTCD when discussing Meghan Markle across varying platforms. Most popular uses of the hashtag are found on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
MMTCD by SomewhereInTheUnitedKingdom May 2, 2019
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