Difference between revisions of "Derogatory terms"

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* [[Creationism]] and [[creationist]]
 
* [[Creationism]] and [[creationist]]
 
* [[Evolution]] and [[evolutionist]]
 
* [[Evolution]] and [[evolutionist]]
* Politician
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* [[Politician]]
 
* Pro-war
 
* Pro-war
* Conservative and conservatism
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* [[Conservative]] and [[conservatism]]
* Liberal and liberalism
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* [[Liberal]] and [[liberalism]]
* Hippie
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* [[Hippie]]
 
* Obamadrone or Obamabot  
 
* Obamadrone or Obamabot  
 
* Celebutard
 
* Celebutard
* Environmentalist and environmentalism
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* [[Environmentalist]] and [[environmentalism]]
* Radical Feminist / Feminazi
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* [[Radical Feminist]] / [[Feminazi]]
* Anti-choice
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* [[Anti-choice]]
 
* [[Fundamentalism]] and [[fundamentalist|fundamentalists]], or even just "fundie", which is always used only in a derogatory sense
 
* [[Fundamentalism]] and [[fundamentalist|fundamentalists]], or even just "fundie", which is always used only in a derogatory sense
 
* Surrender monkey
 
* Surrender monkey
* Racist
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* [[Racist]]
 
* True believer
 
* True believer
* Conspiracy theorist
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* [[Conspiracy theorist]]
 
* [[Redneck]], which is often applied poor rural white Southerners
 
* [[Redneck]], which is often applied poor rural white Southerners
* Uncle Tom, reserved for black Republicans
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* [[Uncle Tom]], reserved for black [[Republicans]]
  
 
Originally, most of these terms had legitimate uses, but were given negative connotations over time.
 
Originally, most of these terms had legitimate uses, but were given negative connotations over time.

Revision as of 06:49, April 28, 2014

Derogatory terms are terms used by one group in an attempt to demonize another group in a social and or political setting.

Common examples:

Originally, most of these terms had legitimate uses, but were given negative connotations over time.


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