No pasaran
Spanish for 'they shall not pass', originally a 1930s Republican civil-war slogan but adopted in modern Twitch/Discord chats to mean 'defend the gate, repel the invaders'.
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Spanish for 'they shall not pass', originally a 1930s Republican civil-war slogan but adopted in modern Twitch/Discord chats to mean 'defend the gate, repel the invaders'. Posted during raids, dogpiles, or hostile takeover attempts of a chat. Often spammed alongside defensive emote walls.
enemy chat raiding us, no pasaran
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