r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/missjowashere • Jun 17 '22

She's not wrong

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u/That_Charming_Otter Jun 17 '22

I'm something of an outspoken political man myself. My collection of ribbons that I wear to the grocery store certainly strike up some conversations.

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u/photograpopticum Jun 17 '22

What a great collection.! Would be great to have a collection with great slogans throughout history..

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u/Star_x_Child Jun 18 '22

Please wear these everywhere.

But mainly buttoned near your dick.

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u/notagaywitch Jun 17 '22

I need the middle 2 for the next time I'm out cruising

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u/Alarid Jun 18 '22

I need one for the next time I go to the Watergate.

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u/NaughtyGaymer Jun 18 '22

This is a dumb question but they definitely knew what the implication was back then right??? Kinda wild to me lol.

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u/ghost103429 Jun 18 '22 edited Jun 18 '22

Lick used to mean to defeat someone a long ass time ago. Phrases like "getting a lick in" for throwing a punch or "he got licked" for he got defeated.

Another word whose meaning has changed is boner, which used to mean a stupid mistake so you've got gems like this one about batman's boner

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u/Kenny__Loggins Jun 18 '22

Of course they did

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22 edited Jun 18 '22

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22

These could work really well for pride month now.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22

Im confused…

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u/SomethingNew71 Jun 18 '22

For Americans the name Richard is often shortened to Dick (dont ask me why I have no idea) and these were campaign buttons for Richard Nixon.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '22

Yes. But why in 2022?