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flag. One reason users may want to do this is to increase the validity of the things they post to "Politically Incorrect." For instance, people posting from Canada have the Canadian flag, which has a leaf on it. Other 4Chan users sometimes refer to these posters as "the leaf." If someone from Canada posts something that another user disagrees with, they may something like, “Of course the leaf would say something like that." Thus, "the leaf" is a reference to Canadians, and can be used to take away from the posters' contributions, since “the leaf" is less respected than other countries.

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A Fucking Leaf - For instance, people posting from Canada have the Canadian flag, which has a leaf on it … Thus, “the leaf” is a reference to Canadians, and can be used to take away from the posters’ contributions, since “the leaf” is less respected than other countries.

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flag. One reason users may want to do this is to increase the validity of the things they post to "Politically Incorrect." For instance, people posting from Canada have the Canadian flag, which has a leaf on it. Other 4Chan users sometimes refer to these posters as "the leaf." If someone from Canada posts something that another user disagrees with, they may something like, “Of course the leaf would say something like that." Thus, "the leaf" is a reference to Canadians, and can be used to take away from the posters' contributions, since “the leaf" is less respected than other countries.

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