“Loose lips sink ships”
"Loose lips sink ships" is a World War II saying meaning that one shouldn't talk too much ("loose lips"), or the enemy might overhear the conversation and use the…
“Lost causes are the only ones worth fighting for”
The actor Jimmy Stewart played Jefferson Smith in the film Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939), saying these now-famous lines: "I guess this is just another lost cause, Mr. Paine. All you…
“Love everyone but hate the governments they live under”
"Love everyone, but hate the government they live under" was posted on Twitter by Sal the Agorist on April 5, 2020. It was also posted on Twitter in 2021. "Love everyone but hate the…
“Love everyone, but hate the government they live under”
"Love everyone, but hate the government they live under" was posted on Twitter by Sal the Agorist on April 5, 2020. It was also posted on Twitter in 2021. "Love everyone but hate the…
“Love your neighbor, but don’t tear down your fence” (proverb)
"Love thy neighbor" is in the Bible (Leviticus 19:18). "Good fences make good neighbors" is an old proverb popularized by Robert Frost (1974-1963). The proverb "Love your…
“Low status people would love a social credit score because it obedience is one of the few metrics they can compete on”
"Low status people would love a social credit score because it obedience is one of the few metrics they can compete on" was posted on X/Twitter by Ukrainian-American anarchist, author,…
“Low taxes are the result of low spending”
"Low taxes are the result of low spending" was the slogan of Meldrim Thomson Jr. (1912-2001), a Republican governor of New Hampshire from 1973-1979. In 1978, the New York (NY) Times…
“Low value people love social credit because obedience is one of the few things they can be competitive with”
"Low status people would love a social credit score because it obedience is one of the few metrics they can compete on" was posted on X/Twitter by Ukrainian-American anarchist, author,…
“Mafia: Same thing as government, without all the pretense”
"MAFİA :same thing as government,without all the pretense !!!" was posted on Twitter by Hande Öngör Oettermann on April 1, 2013. "Mafia. Same thing as government, without all the…
“Mail is crazy because it’s like 99 pieces of straight up garbage and 1 that if you don’t reply to you’re going to jail”
Mail usually contains a lot of junk, but one thing that is very, very important and might get lost. "Mail is crazy because it's like 99 pieces of straight up garbage and 1 that if you…
“Make a federal case (out of it)”
"Don't make a federal case out of it!" means don't make a "big deal" of the small matter. The phrase was widely used in the early 1950s, when important civil rights…
“Make government officials afraid again”
"Make government officials afraid again" (shown on an image of someone in the era of the American Revolution being tarred and feathered) was posted on Twitter by Trent Steele, Liberty Dad…
“Make Margaret Atwood fiction again”
"Make Margaret Atwood fiction again" is a political saying that has been printed on many images. Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood wrote the novel The Handmaid's Tale (1985), set in…
“Make no mistake, the same people who are demanding you accept and tolerate their way of life passionately hate you…”
"Make no mistake, the same people who are demanding you accept and tolerate their way of life passionately hate you for yours and are relentlessly seeking to destroy it" and "The…
“Make Orwell fiction again”
"Make Orwell fiction again" is a political saying that has been printed on many images. English novelist George Orwell (1903-1950) wrote the novel Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949), a book set…
“Make our guns illegal and we’ll just call them undocumented”
"Undocumented" guns have been compared to "undocumented" Americans. "RT @frontalboundary: My #guns are not #illegal they are #undocumented. #NRA #Pelosi #Obama #Biden"…
“Make Politicians Afraid Again” (MPAA)
"Make Politicians Afraid Again" is a political slogan, similar to "Make America Great Again" (MAGA), that has been printed on many images. The "again" probably refers…
“Make sure you test positive for faith. Keep a safe distance from doubt. And isolate from unbelief”
The 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic led to testing, social distancing and isolation. "Make sure you test positive for faith. Keep a safe distance from doubt. And isolate from unbelief" or…
“Make sure you test positive for faith. Keep distance from doubt, and isolate from fear”
The 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic led to testing, social distancing and isolation. "Make sure you test positive for faith. Keep a safe distance from doubt. And isolate from unbelief" or…
“Make sure you test positive for faith. Stay 6ft away from doubt, and isolate from unbelief”
The 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic led to testing, social distancing and isolation. "Make sure you test positive for faith. Keep a safe distance from doubt. And isolate from unbelief" or…