Propertyism
"I can't bring my girlfriend to my friend's house because he believes in propertyism. He just forces her into the kitchen everytime she walks in..."
Propertyism by Propertyism January 31, 2019
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Propertyism
"Did you hear that kid next door thinks women belong in the kitchen, I guess we could consider him to believe in Propertyism."
"Those rich folks believe in Propertyism. I can't even bring my girlfriend there without them forcing her into the damn kitchen."
"Those rich folks believe in Propertyism. I can't even bring my girlfriend there without them forcing her into the damn kitchen."
Propertyism by Propertyism January 31, 2019
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Propertyship- the original author of a work, this includes a portrait, play script, intellectual principals and theories, inventions, the list goes on
"In order to obtain full propertyship of your invention, you will need to bring some kind of evidence to the court in order for the judge to believe you in this case of yours," said the crook to Mr. Minimum Obvious,
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