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hate speach 

Something said by someone of conservative beliefs that someone of liberal beliefs doesn't agree with.
President Bush should be charged with hate speach for saying the US will end terrorism.
hate speach by Eddie May 13, 2005

Hate speech 

Pretty much means u have a different opinion than somebody.
Hate speech by BIGDICK69% November 9, 2020

Hate speech 

Any phrase uttered by someone who isn’t a democrat
Republican: (anything)
Democrat: get out of here with that hate speech you bigot
Hate speech by Ty54 January 9, 2021

Hate Speech 

(noun) - Traditionally describes speech which denigrated a group of people based on ethnicity, race, religion, sex, or other characteristic. Starting in approximately 2006 this definition was largely expanded to include the following:

1) True speech or opinion which the listener does not care for or hates.
2) Any speech from a person the listener hates, even if true.
3) Dissenting speech that is heard by a hateful person even if true.
4) Any speech from a person or political party a person does not identify with.
5) Any description or condemnation of "mostly peaceful" actions of a person or group of people.
Hey you racist, you cannot disagree with my beliefs or anything the news media and president says is true. If you do, its hate speech.

Why? Because it may be true? Are you afraid of the truth? Who made you the moral authority on right and wrong?

O'Doyle rules. Can't argue w that.
Hate Speech by $lapaho February 14, 2021

Hate Speech 

A silly term that doesn't mean anything
Canada has hate speech laws that's so cringe!
Hate Speech by schlickyman May 6, 2021

Hate speech 

(formerly free speech) A term used typically by a left leaning individual to dismiss an argument they do not like or can't think of a rebuttal for. If you cannot be proven right with logic, reducing your opponent's argument and character is a good way to come out virtuous and save face. Continuing to label things as hateful reduces the idea space of things you need to comprehend, making it easier to recite answers for arguments you don't have a fully formed opinion on. Reducing language is the best way to limit the amount of things you need to learn. If quantum mechanics class was too difficult, simply label it hate speech and there's no need to learn the formulas!

See also: cancel culture, closemindedness, ignorance is bliss, misinformation
Alice: you just contradicted yourself
Bob: no I didn't that's you are just peddling hate speech and/or misinformation

Or

Alice: I hate it when they report raw impartial data
Bob: data and statistics is the purest form of hate speech
Hate speech by TruthSeeker1999 February 7, 2022
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a lad that is such a lad that he is a proper lad
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person2: ya he was a proper lad
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Me: Poggers!
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Oblication 

A vacation, feeling more like an obligation, that involves visiting or staying with family.
So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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