propaganda puppy
Propaganda puppy is a person who is new into political activism by means of propaganda. Basically a politcal newbie.
propaganda puppy by JoseV2 October 22, 2006
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NPP (Nazi Propaganda Puppet)
Calling someone a Nazi Propaganda Puppet is a way to call out people who try to make it sound, and feel like, Nazis in America isn't that big of a deal. Because they likely don't understand they are being used to make being a Nazi safer for Nazis, the term recognizes they are being played like a puppet.
"I don't know man, it just feels like it's important to try to see both sides."
"Dude, No! A Nazi is a Nazi is a Nazi."
"Yeah... I've heard about Nazi's in stories and stuff, but they look like regular people. Maybe there's more to it than we've been told."
"Who have you been talking to? Who have you been listening to? I know you, this isn't you. You're being turned into an NPP (Nazi Propaganda Puppet)."
"Dude, No! A Nazi is a Nazi is a Nazi."
"Yeah... I've heard about Nazi's in stories and stuff, but they look like regular people. Maybe there's more to it than we've been told."
"Who have you been talking to? Who have you been listening to? I know you, this isn't you. You're being turned into an NPP (Nazi Propaganda Puppet)."
NPP (Nazi Propaganda Puppet) by Orange Dream Dream August 14, 2017
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