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trolletariat 

The internet Mighty and Poopular rehash of the Proletariat, that basically is founded from Ancient Roman proles. At the contrary, the Trolletariat is a non estabilished group of communists or antifascists who, in every occasion, get fun from fascist's and fanatic's bigotry and idiocy whom do not comprehend he has been trolled.
Fascist 1: "A bunch of people said that Trump invented the Pepe the frog meme with KKK to establish a propaganda of terror , they even linked an article"

Fascist 2: "You have been mocked by the Trolletariat, idiot!"
trolletariat by gianmarx November 13, 2016
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Trolletariat 

Working class people who don't like communism.

Fusion of "troll" and "proletariat"
The champagne socialists never could understand why the trolletariat would have such distain for their politics.
Trolletariat by Inqu’aanate April 16, 2020
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Trolletariat 

a type of leftist who spends most of their time on the internet posting memes about communism and randomly calling people fascist. this is all done supposedly as a type of class warfare.
"my neighbour kept rambling on about the dictatorship of the Trolletariat the other day. im not sure if hes a tankie or a shitposter. possibley both."
Trolletariat by faustus325 July 10, 2022
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