Slogan

[Sarah]

The war cry, or gathering word, of a Highland clan in Scotland;hence, any rallying cry. Sir W. Scott.

[Sarah]

A slogan is a [phrase] used to [attract attention], as in [advertising].

A slogan is a [rallying cry], as of a [political party].

A slogan is originally, the [war cry] or [gathering cry] of [Scottish Highland] and [Irish clans].

[Sarah]

A short, catchy phrase, small enough to fit on a button, t-shirt, or a bumper sticker, usually used as a substitute for thought. Often degenerates into a [mantra], usually diffused with [facts].

[Sarah]

(slow·gan) noun

Phrase memorized by [cult] followers to insure the continuation of the [cult].
Advertising [gimmick] used by corporations to get free advertising.
Phrases memorized by people who can not think for themselves.

[Sarah]

A trends which is publicized and later on slowly achieving it divinity catch on from person to person sharing a same understanding of the subject.

[Sarah]

a racist idiot who stereotypes and thinks that if yur a democrat yur an idiot but is really and imbassal themselves