bugmen
Nietzschean word to describe the opposite of the ubermenschen. Men who have no spiritual passion or greater vision or drive outside of hedonistic pleasures and consumerism.
bugmen by TurkicRose November 25, 2018
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Bugmen
Products of globalist influence. These people subscribe to all narratives pushed onto them by globalist education and media without question. The name comes from the idea that we must start eating bugs to prevent climate change. Also compares the person to a bug who is hive-minded and easily collectivized.
Look at these bugmen, still wearing a mask in 2023. I bet they have a Ukraine flag and pronouns in their twitter bio, too.
Bugmen by Swoleminican May 8, 2023
bugmen
Derogatory word for Chinese born men, inferring a likeness to insects in the way of a lack of expressiveness, affect, emotional depth, personality and empathy, functioning like a robot driven primarily by materialistic and superficial pursuits of shallow notions of status and financial gain.
Andrew: Look at those bugmen over there, all congregating together...
Alex: That's sounding kinda racist there Andrew...
Alex: That's sounding kinda racist there Andrew...
bugmen by 6InchesOfSwinginSirloin June 23, 2021
Bugman
A bugman is your typical big left leaning city dweller. He is usually obsessed with consumerism, lining up to purchase the newest iPhone or MacBook when it comes out, and using a smartwatch/smart home speaker for longer than the week after he bought it. Chances are he owns other throwaway smart gadgets as well. All his tastes in movies, music, expensive food, art, and more are determined by what review sites and blogs say.
Everything about his personality and life is not defined by who he is, but by what he buys and his consumerist tendencies. He'll be subscribed to at least one, maybe multiple subscription services, he'll happily use social media and upload all of his information to the cloud, and he'll gravitate towards things that seem "rational" and use big words.
In fact, their social media use defines a lot about who they are, as they try to get the most likes on social media bragging about their life and viewing the lives of others who do the same.
Yet there is something big missing about their life, something that can be seen in their face. Something that can be seen the minute you strip away all the consumerist choices and realize, there's nothing else. Their lives are empty, hollow, and all about serving corporations, until they die, and this is seen in their empty insectoid stare that implies they're dead inside, giving them the name bugmen.
Everything about his personality and life is not defined by who he is, but by what he buys and his consumerist tendencies. He'll be subscribed to at least one, maybe multiple subscription services, he'll happily use social media and upload all of his information to the cloud, and he'll gravitate towards things that seem "rational" and use big words.
In fact, their social media use defines a lot about who they are, as they try to get the most likes on social media bragging about their life and viewing the lives of others who do the same.
Yet there is something big missing about their life, something that can be seen in their face. Something that can be seen the minute you strip away all the consumerist choices and realize, there's nothing else. Their lives are empty, hollow, and all about serving corporations, until they die, and this is seen in their empty insectoid stare that implies they're dead inside, giving them the name bugmen.
Here we see the Bugman in it's natural habitat. Man sleeping on the cement gravel next to a Gamestop waiting to get a PS5: "Confused stare"Huh? What?
Bugman by Bugman exterminator September 28, 2020
Bubment
The Federal Government during William Jefferson Clinton's (Bubba's) term as president. In juxtaposition with the "Dubment" years of George W. Bush (Dubya).
budgment
One's ability to differentiate between good and bad bud/weed. Newb smokers often suffer from this affliction and get ripped off.
"Yo bro, lend me some money and I'll get you some dank green, I promise"
-"Nah dude, I don't trust your budgment."
"Shiiiiit, my budgment is better than yours! Last week you bought some schwag just cus some dude told you it was good shit!"
-"Nah dude, I don't trust your budgment."
"Shiiiiit, my budgment is better than yours! Last week you bought some schwag just cus some dude told you it was good shit!"
budgment by the real Master X October 21, 2009
Buggen
Buggen by AntsPseudonym May 24, 2018
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