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Meinkampf 

1. A book Adolf hitler wrote
2. German name for minecraft
Person A: What are you doing?
Person B: Meinkampf
Person A: WHAT
Person B: Its minecraft u smelly rat!
Meinkampf by Bearishy April 15, 2022

Mein Kampf test

An awareness test for social justice bloggers. Before making a post:

1. Replace "straight" / "white" / "male" / "cishet", and the like with equivalent words for minorities targeted by the Nazis (Jews, Gypsies, blacks...).

2. Replace words such as "women", "trans", "lesbian", etc with Nazi-friendly terms (Aryans, Germans, master race...).

3. If the result sounds like Nazi propaganda or something that could be right out of Hitler's Mein Kampf, it it passes the Mein Kampf test.

Example:

Original: 'I don't understand how people get so offended when a women says she hates all men. Hating men isn't "sexism" it's common sense.'

Mein Kampf test: 'I don't understand how people get so offended when an Aryan says she hates all jews. Hating jews isn't "racism" it's common sense.'
If you find yourself passing the Mein Kampf test, you should probably reconsider your social justice blogging habits.
Mein Kampf test by Kelsey H. June 17, 2016

Mein Kampf 

Book written by Adolf Hitler during his imprissionment in 1921 detailling his philosophies about Germany and its need for power, and later he added a second part in which his anti-semetic beliefs are outlined. Ultimatly, it is revered as the Nazi philosophy book, but is actually a great source for history at the time *the first part, not the second*
Mein Kampf was written by Adolf Hitler
Mein Kampf by Mike Truitt June 11, 2003

Mein Kampf 

Guy 1: Dude, I just found a leaked copy of Mein Kampf on the internet, dude!
Guy 2: Dude, holy shit, dude! Dude, can I see it, dude?
Guy 1: Dude, yeah, dude!
Mein Kampf by Da Something June 2, 2020

Mein kampf 

"Why do you have a copy of mein kampf?"
"Because that shits my favorite book nigga"

Mein Kampf 

Minecraft in german. Totally not lying
Kyle: I love Mein Kampf.
Mike: What! How can you love that book?
Kyle: I meant the german version of Minecraft.
Mike: Oooooh, right. Wait a sec, you're trolling me aren't you?
Mein Kampf by Lemon Grinder July 18, 2017
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square grouper

Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
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