mayocide

noun

mayocide

noun

Etymology Originated by leftist communities online as a parody of the white genocide conspiracy theory. From mayo (“a white person”) + -cide.

1

Internet Genocide of white people.

  • >liking honkey jazz This is why the mayocide needs to start soon2017 February 27, @plsleav3, Twitter, archived from the original on 22 Dec 2022:
  • If Vaush does bad optics for 15 minutes, the stream is legally allowed to make mayocide jokes2020 January 27, @VaushV, Twitter, archived from the original on 29 Jan 2020:
4 more examples
  • A white woman walking her dog without a mask asked if it was okay for her to walk by me. Felt like a king 👑 this is how the mayocide begins2020 July 29, @SugoiDuBois, Twitter, archived from the original on 29 Jul 2020:
  • imagine if instead of speaches^([sic]) and long pamphlets and all that other shit carl marx was just like "i got a theory, yeah. but its not for your rich ass colonizer bitches. mayocide now. not my job to educate you." would be very funny, but probably not that productive2020 November 24, @neko_girl92, Twitter, archived from the original on 25 Nov 2020:
  • Frustrating to see people claim that "V*wsh thinks anti-colonial activism = mayocide" when the whole point of the convo was to draw a line between progressive Black nationalism & reactionary Black separatism & the Prof just played jump rope w/ the line & kicked the proverbial can2021 September 12, @heh8ethme, Twitter, archived from the original on 22 Dec 2022:
  • there could have been a good point here if you spoke about how some fathers arent really emotionally involved with their children but blaming the CHILD YOU ADOPTED is grounds for mayocide2022 April 19, @saywallahi97, Twitter, archived from the original on 19 Apr 2022:
Related terms
white replacement theory, Great Replacement

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