Quotist
Quotist by DarkoCHRONIK March 21, 2009
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Quotist
Quotist by Element238 March 9, 2010
Quitist
Derived from combining the words Quinn and cultist, carrying the one. Quitist.
Sounds like it looks, means what it says.
n. a cancel culture advocate; a quitter of human beings and disciple of Zoe Quinn; a doxing expert; a victim-blaming gaslighter; any person, often with thousands of social media followers, who utilizes tactics of intimidation, brigading, emotional manipulation, public shaming, deceit and obfuscation on social media to cancel or suppress dissent, dissenters, bad behavior, unethical practices or criminal activity; what one becomes as a consequence of victim culture; a PC member of the "word police" deciding for others what words to think with, write with or say, who, ironically, never critically thought about the meaning of words like "lack," "ethics," "fascism" or "bully"; the smallest, punkest, white knight lovin' quickly-qualifying-for-winning-entry-as-the-first-time-ever-worst-n1663r-in-the-world in the white category, global class; a cyber bully of the First Order.
Related Bonus Entry: SIW-- Social Injustice Warrior
Sounds like it looks, means what it says.
n. a cancel culture advocate; a quitter of human beings and disciple of Zoe Quinn; a doxing expert; a victim-blaming gaslighter; any person, often with thousands of social media followers, who utilizes tactics of intimidation, brigading, emotional manipulation, public shaming, deceit and obfuscation on social media to cancel or suppress dissent, dissenters, bad behavior, unethical practices or criminal activity; what one becomes as a consequence of victim culture; a PC member of the "word police" deciding for others what words to think with, write with or say, who, ironically, never critically thought about the meaning of words like "lack," "ethics," "fascism" or "bully"; the smallest, punkest, white knight lovin' quickly-qualifying-for-winning-entry-as-the-first-time-ever-worst-n1663r-in-the-world in the white category, global class; a cyber bully of the First Order.
Related Bonus Entry: SIW-- Social Injustice Warrior
"You're acting like a Quitist. Stop treating them like that."
"I'm not a Quitist! I'm using persuasion, like you said!"
"They don't get it. They're a Quitist."
"I'm not a Quitist! I'm using persuasion, like you said!"
"They don't get it. They're a Quitist."
Quitist by MostlyHarmless005 September 8, 2019
quitist
n. a cancel culture advocate; a doxing expert; a person who resorts to online tactics of intimidation, brigading, character assassination, emotional manipulation, public shaming, deceit and obfuscation by using thousands of social media followers to protect their reputation from frequently fictitious outside threats; a product of a victim culture; a quitter of public discourse, using a cult-like following to erase dissenting human beings; a cyber-bully of the 1st order
derivation: combining the words Quinn and cultist. Quitist.
derivation: combining the words Quinn and cultist. Quitist.
"They're a quitist; they just use smear campaigns to get what they want instead of working with people. Steer clear."
"Oh. I see the quitist brigade is out on this person."
"So you're just gonna give up? You're not even gonna give them a chance to work with you? Just gonna be a quitist and give up on them to get your way, eh? There's some integrity for you."
"The quitist in me just wants to cancel them in the worst way, but what if write an op-ed instead to persuade them."
"Oh. I see the quitist brigade is out on this person."
"So you're just gonna give up? You're not even gonna give them a chance to work with you? Just gonna be a quitist and give up on them to get your way, eh? There's some integrity for you."
"The quitist in me just wants to cancel them in the worst way, but what if write an op-ed instead to persuade them."
quitist by MostlyHarmless005 September 8, 2019
Quotastic
A movie, television show, celebrity, book, artist or any other form of media that contains many great quotes.
I love Demetri Martin, Superbad, Perks of Being a Wallflower and How I Met Your Mother, it's so quotastic.
Quotastic by jooooonnnnnnngosselinisatool September 23, 2009
Quotistic
Quotistic by Bahhahahahaha August 14, 2018
Quoist
(kwo-ist) A person that resists change regardless of public opinion and/or scientific data. Quoists are often, but not exclusively people or groups in positions of power.
The quoist took the podium to make his case for not reforming non-violent drug related penalties in the criminal justice system.
Quoist by Louie 5th Street October 8, 2017
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