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dicktatorship (plural dicktatorships)

1. (Internet slang, derogatory, vulgar, humorous, uncommon) A dictatorship.
   • 1999 January 24, Delta Force, “DELTAFORCE - Please read this”, in soc.culture.iraq‎ (Usenet):

     Thats why I`m here! To defend AMERICA against your Communsts (sic) views and your dicktatorships!

   • 2000 September 22, Jetdog, “Transurban Tunnel - 196kph”, in aus.motorcycles‎ (Usenet):

     I hope you had a restful sleep because I suspect that you did not make a prediction last night, but rather reaffirmed reality. We already have a dicktatorship.

   • 2002 July 3, Barbara Amero, “--”, in can.community.military‎ (Usenet):

     If such as forms of government are dead, the alternative need not be what we have - a dicktatorship, also called representative democracy. Our form of government should become extinct, immediately if not sooner.

   • 2006 September 13, tumbaga, “Political or Economic Freedom?”, in soc.culture.filipino‎ (Usenet):

     Single party system is a dicktatorship', an oligarchy is a system ran by the rich, like Singapore and Hong Kong, the difference in Hong Kong and Singapore, there is a promise of spreading wealth to everyone.

   • 2017, Christopher Knowles, The Red Line, A Railway Journey Through the Cold War:

     One of them said, "Look, we are trapped in this Communist DICKtatorship. You gotta get us out of here! Call the American consulate in Canton or wherever the hell it is, get them to send out a chopper.

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