An anti-woke right movement tied to ideals of Nazi Fascism that promotes the idea that being white and straight isn't a bad thing.
"I'm tired of being ridiculed for being white and straight, what can I do to make myself feel better?" "Perfect your body, expand your mind, and most of all, never lose your smile."
by We Wuz Kangz 1488 May 20, 2023
A dog whistle for far rights and neo nazis. It references the smiling SS Totenkopf Symbol in Nazi Germany. People on TikTok use that phrase to support Nazi propaganda
Mike: This world is so fucked… I’m so angry I hate those dirty Immigrants flooding Europe and ruining everything.
Paul: Never lose your smile!
Paul: Never lose your smile!
by Amba_Singh April 13, 2023
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a Fascistic neo Nazi dog whistle That is used in various far right online chat forums as well as mainstream social media comment sections (Instagram and tik tok especially) . It's usually paired up with the SS-Totenkopf and it essentially connotes to "never giving up the Furher's (Adolf hitler) dream (the ethnic extermination of "inferior" races and people). Individuals who use this phrase are usually radicalized neo Nazis who aim to re-establish the third Reich and fascism into society.
a Fascistic neo Nazi dog whistle That is used in various far right online chat forums as well as mainstream social media comment sections (Instagram and tik tok especially) . It's usually paired up with the SS-Totenkopf and it essentially connotes to "never giving up the Furher's (Adolf hitler) dream (the ethnic extermination of "inferior" races and people). Individuals who use this phrase are usually radicalized neo Nazis who aim to re-establish the third Reich and fascism into society.
by malanthropicaction January 17, 2024
At first sounding innocent and friendly, this phrase with the corresponding picture is a semi popular far-right, mostly Neo-Nazi dog whistle.
It is usually used alongside a skull symbol (the one of the “SS Division Totenkopf”, which where responsible for maintaining and guarding the concentration camps) and is used to either deny, or justify the worst crimes of the holocaust.
It is usually used alongside a skull symbol (the one of the “SS Division Totenkopf”, which where responsible for maintaining and guarding the concentration camps) and is used to either deny, or justify the worst crimes of the holocaust.
Never lose your smile…
by Vanguardist March 24, 2025