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It's slang. There is no "correct" in slang since it's an evolving cultural expression. It's a derogatory description indiscriminately applied to whomever is the object of your derision.
Depending on your interpretation, it could be a young impressionable person of any political persuasion, or even a POTUS with a thin skin unable to deal with criticism.
I usually think of the term as applying to an individual that changes political stances like a person changes their hat. For example, a person supports 'Issue A', because "Politician Bob" supports said issue. Then, when Politician Bob changes his support to "Issue B" (i.e., the reverse of said issue), said person quickly supports Issue B.
In other words, the 'snowflake' can't withstand any amount of heat.
"Snowflake" seems to best describe someone who'd whine that the news didn't favor him or a comedian made fun of him, and then spew bile about it on Twitter."
It's slang. There is no "correct" in slang since it's an evolving cultural expression. It's a derogatory description indiscriminately applied to whomever is the object of your derision.
Depending on your interpretation, it could be a young impressionable person of any political persuasion, or even a POTUS with a thin skin unable to deal with criticism.
"Snowflakes" is what the Nazis called the ash floating in the air that was generated by the Jews burning in the ovens in the extermination camps during the Holocaust.
"Snowflakes" is what the Nazis called the ash floating in the air that was generated by the Jews burning in the ovens in the extermination camps during the Holocaust.
Someone should email Hillery Rodham Clinton and get her to ask her Sponsor, George Soros. After all he was there collaborating with the Nazis. FACT!
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