xitler
A portmanteau of Hitler and the Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping, usually used by Chinese netizens (wǎngmín) or general anti-CCP netizens.
xitler by ohgoditsthepla September 4, 2019
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Xitler
(pronounced "SHit-ler") is a nickname for Xi Jinping, the current dictator of mainland China and the General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Named so because modern day China under the CCP is too similar to how Germany was under the Nazis in 1938.
Xitler would be incredibly stupid to invade the country of Taiwan, because the entire western would would nuke Beijing back to the Stone Age.
Xitler by Fuck the CCP April 28, 2021
xitler
the name xitler combines the names of nazi leader Adolf Hitler and xi Jinping, the secretary-general of the Chinese communist party. in reality. xitler is the true name of xi Jinping, who by all means is the successor of the mad man of nazi Germany as being megalomaniac, blood-thirsty and rules with an iron fist to silence dissidents, infiltrate any country that can serve its purpose for the Chinese communist party and by being the supreme imperial leader of anything and everything. xitler like Hitler sees himself as omniscient and omnipotent, and even omnipresent where the ccp, his party extends its tentacles of control into the united nations and to all governments who bow before him.
xitler is the overlord of the wolf warriors, his legion of liars, and the techno-totalitarian ruler of the biggest communist nation, and the grandmaster of the 50 cent army who do his bidding to disinform and misinform the entire world.
xitler is the overlord of the wolf warriors, his legion of liars, and the techno-totalitarian ruler of the biggest communist nation, and the grandmaster of the 50 cent army who do his bidding to disinform and misinform the entire world.
all hail xitler the omnipotent one, emperor of the middle kingdom, master of misery, and the greatest successor of mao!
xitler by coronauniverse June 16, 2021
Xitter
An abbrevation of the phrase: "X, formerly known as Twitter".
The "X" is pronounced like "sh" as is done for Chinese words.
The "X" is pronounced like "sh" as is done for Chinese words.
Xitter by RyGuyNomad September 21, 2023
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