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People's Republic of... 

A municipality that has draconian laws or enforces its laws to the point of absurdity.
I got a parking ticket in the People's Republic of...(name of city here) even though the meter just expired.
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people's republic of 

Term used by generally conservative critics to describe an area with a majority of leftist politics.
Tom, a stanch conservative, hated California, which he referred to as the People's Republic of California.
people's republic of by hummer144 December 30, 2009

people's republic of  

anywhere that has strict rules or regulations, implying a communist-like government
Guy 1 "Dude, they wan't me to shovel my sidewalk, even though theres only like an inch of snow"

Guy 2 "Screw them, this isn't ________, its the People's Republic of _________"
people's republic of by dude74 January 25, 2009

People's Republic of Pineland 

Used in Army Special Forces community as the ficticous name for about 14 or 15 counties of North Carolina.

While going through Special Forces training the final element is a several week long exercise called Robin Sage. It takes place in these counties of N.C. During the exercise you plan and carry out operations as though you're in the imaginary People's Republic of Pineland. The exercise starts with a parachute infiltration of Pineland followed by a series of exercises training "guerillas" operating in the area.

Every once in a while a soldier going through the SF Q course will accidentally interact with a local who doesn't realize their in Pineland. But most of the locals in the community will particiapte in the exercise playing civilians and are aware the Army uses the area they live in for training. A local sherrif once shot a couple soldiers who thought he was part of the exercise after they tried to bribe him with Pineland money.
Soldier 1: how ya doing buddy?

Soldier 2: got my ass through SERE, now its on to the People's Republic of Pineland and I'm done.

People's Republic of California 

See also UCSR United California Socialist Republic

Quasi-communist state located South of Oregon and West of Arizona. Known for porous border and far-left policies and laws.
I would own a handgun, but the laws here in the People's Republic of California are asinine!

People's Republic of Cambridge 

An independent state just north of Boston, with two universities and one way of waging war: writing nasty notes and putting them on people's windshields. Has enough organic grocery stores, indie bookshops, and other college-town fripperies to satisfy an army of Sartre-reading undergrads.
Newbie: Why do they call this place the People's Republic of Cambridge?
Native: Because more people voted for Nader than Bush in 2000.

Cambridgeite 1: You wanna go down to Bread & Circus and pick up some pine nuts and kale?
Cambridgeite 2: But that's really out of my way, I was planning to head down to Harvard Books. If only we had public transportation we could solve this problem.
Cambridgeite 1: What do you think this is, New York? I am so sticking a note on your car for your thought crimes.

People's Republic of Kalifornia

Abbr. P Rok
1.A State located on the Western coast of the United States, heavily Liberal, and radically against Gun Rights.

Thank god I got out of the People's Republic of Kalifornia, It's rough out there.

Oh man, you're lucky you got out of the P Rok alive.
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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