Also: What's "bigotry"? I know I could look it up, and I feel I already know what it is, but I want to see what you say it is.
robertv3 wrote:
Also: What's "bigotry"? I know I could look it up, and I feel I already know what it is, but I want to see what you say it is.
The hatred towards a particular group...
robertv3 wrote:
Also: What's "bigotry"? I know I could look it up, and I feel I already know what it is, but I want to see what you say it is.
FYI: every word has a specific meaning,
and the meaning is not up for debate. "Bigotry" means "bigotry".
robertv3 wrote:
Also: What's "bigotry"? I know I could look it up, and I feel I already know what it is, but I want to see what you say it is.
Bigot: A person who is obstinately or intolerantly dev**ed to his or her own opinions and prejudices
especially : One who regards or treats the members of a group (such as MAGA's) with hatred and intolerance.
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
F*ggotry
Sounds the same if said real fast with a lisp...... right kemmy?
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
F*ggotry
Two things I can't stand in this world.
A f*g, and a bigot.
Blade_Runner wrote:
"H**e, in the long run, is about as nourishing as cyanide."Kurt Vonnegut.
The Longest Hatred The first-listed, "anti-monotheism", is one I had forgotten. And it's very old. Thanks.
Blade_Runner wrote:
FYI: every word has a specific meaning,
and the meaning is not up for debate. "Bigotry" means "bigotry".
That looks typical for you.
My quickest definition, at the moment, for "bigotry" is "h**e". But there's more to it than just that -- a more refined definition.
A lot of bigots (or, at least, people whom I think are bigots) do not recognize themselves as bigots. So, either the definition of bigotry or the awareness of bigotry, or both, is not spread evenly among the population (even a population which has access to dictionaries and can read). And that's not working out well.
On OPP there is not even general agreement on who are "h**ers" and who aren't, or are less hating. And that's not working out well.
I wonder whether these trends of "not working out well" are somehow related to people who: assume that definitions aren't worth discussing; and, assume that everyone should already know the same definitions that they themselves know or think they know.
archie bunker wrote:
Two things I can't stand in this world.
A f*g, and a bigot.
That looks like a joke. Was it intended as one?
robertv3 wrote:
That looks typical for you.
My quickest definition, at the moment, for "bigotry" is "h**e". But there's more to it than just that -- a more refined definition.
A lot of bigots (or, at least, people whom I think are bigots) do not recognize themselves as bigots. So, either the definition of bigotry or the awareness of bigotry, or both, is not spread evenly among the population (even a population which has access to dictionaries and can read). And that's not working out well.
On OPP there is not even general agreement on who are "h**ers" and who aren't, or are less hating. And that's not working out well.
I wonder whether these trends of "not working out well" are somehow related to people who: assume that definitions aren't worth discussing; and, assume that everyone should already know the same definitions that they themselves know or think they know.
That looks typical for you. br br My quickest def... (
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Seems to me, robert, you're trying to create a yardstick with which to measure what is a complex psycho-emotional phenomenon, and all you are doing is stirring up a bowl of intellectual mush.
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