Santaclausian 

always smart , intelligent and handsome and loving husband and father

This problem can only be solved by a santaclausian

The beautiful woman is married to a santaclausian
The president governs the country the santaclausian way

Santaclausian by Santa santa March 14, 2021

santaclausification 

The portrayal of a confrontational, angry, violent, radical, or otherwise potent person as if he were harmless and benevolent

Martin Luther King, Jr., was a radical leader, but the santaclausification he gets in the media makes young people think he was nothing more than the black Santa Claus.

santaclausification by nappy pappy April 27, 2008

santaclausaphile 

Somebody who is sexually attracted to Santa Claus

OMG Did you see her eying up Santa? Shes such a santaclausaphile

santaclausaphile by whoisshe December 22, 2009

Santaclausification 

santaclausification
1.The portrayal of a confrontational, angry, violent, radical, or otherwise potent person or idea as if it were harmless and benevolent

Martin Luther King, Jr., was a radical leader, but the santaclausification he gets in the media makes young people think he was nothing more than the black Santa Claus.

Santaclausification by w_stroupe February 27, 2009

Santaclausing 

making someone's beliefs out as fiction

I can not stand the fact that every time I tell people about my beliefs in Christianity, people keep putting me down by santaclausing my beliefs!

Santaclausing by funny fellas January 12, 2014

santaclausification 

Santaclausification is the process of downplaying conflicts after they have led to desirable outcomes. Santa Claus is a fictional person invented by parents to disguise the difficult process of deciding who gets what gift. Similarly, regressive institutions prefer to disguise the origin of political progress out of fear that past victories will inspire future conflicts.

Example: The US government celebrates Martin Luthor King in ways that liken him to an welcomed, jolly, fictional character who brought the gift of civil rights. In reality MLK was an enemy of the institutions that now celebrate his progress. This change in framing allows the US government to imply that it gifted civil rights to the people, when in reality civil rights were created by revolutionary radicals through conflict with the government.

History books whitewash the civil rights era by playing up charismatic individuals like MLK who they can render harmless though the gradual santaclausification that happens when their achievements are summarized.

santaclausification by Red Voxen November 16, 2021