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anti-authority 

resents supervision, does not like to be bound by schedules or habits, prefers to do things when they feel ready, appreciation for anarchy, has a need for complete freedom, would rather work for self than a company, questions everything, wants things done their way, prone to behavior problems in school, gets angry when they don't get what they want, subversive, tends to dislike organized religion, fears confinement, values loyalty, challenging
Anti-authority is the way I am.

I'm anti-authority so I hate being bossed around.

I like being in control of myself, and not in control of anyone else but myself
anti-authority by Tclark June 11, 2007
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anti-authoritarianism 

Opposition to authoritarianism. Beliefs include no absolute faith in authority; appealing to reason, logic and evidence; equality before the law and civil liberties, and rejection of appealing to authority to prove an argument as a logical fallacy. Anti-authoritarianism has been associated with the counterculture movement and sub-cultures such as punks (and offshoots such as cyberpunk and unicorn punk), beatniks, and hippies; and the bohemian movement.
The accession to power of notoriously unpopular populist politicians such as Hitler and Donald Trump has been a spur for anti-authoritarianism.
anti-authoritarianism by LotusDrop February 25, 2018

Anti-Pseudoscience Authoritarianism

An ideological and political stance that uses the authority of science as a justification for strict, top-down control over belief, discourse, and practice. It treats any deviation from currently accepted scientific consensus not as a normal part of inquiry but as a dangerous deviation that must be suppressed—by censorship, professional blacklisting, or even legal punishment. Unlike healthy skepticism, anti‑pseudoscience authoritarianism tolerates no dissent, no delay in implementation, and no questioning of the scientific establishment itself. It often conflates disagreement with harm, turning methodological naturalism into a state ideology. The result is a system where “science” becomes a weapon for silencing opponents rather than a tool for collective learning.
Anti-Pseudoscience Authoritarianism Example: “He proposed fines for anyone who questioned vaccine timelines—not for spreading misinformation, but for mere doubt. That’s anti‑pseudoscience authoritarianism: using the prestige of science to enforce orthodoxy by threat.”
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everclear & bepsi
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God Shot 

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city chicken 

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I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
city chicken by TRF August 31, 2006
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Is that cake?

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“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real”
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