| − | Bigotry is common among [[atheists]], [[elitism|elitists]], [[liberals]], [[Muslims]], [[homosexuals]], and religious extremists (i.e. [[Westboro Baptist Church]], [[Ku Klux Klan]], [[Al Qaeda]], etc.) towards critics of their ideologies. Some liberals [[deceit|deceitfully]] claim to uphold equality of all viewpoints and free speech, but are in fact routinely prejudiced against opposing viewpoints. They are particularly bigoted against Christians (and indeed [[faith]] in general) and [[Family Values]]. It is typical to see liberals refer to their opponents as "[[racism|racists]]", "[[Fascism|fascists]]", "[[Nazis]]", "[[redneck|rednecks]]", "[[fanaticism|fanatics]]", or any number of more profane slurs. Bigotry can also be evidently seen when people refer to others who disagree with them as "bigots" or "intolerant", and this is a severe form of [[hypocrisy]] because it excuses their accountability by blaming someone else. | + | Bigotry is common among [[atheists]], [[elitism|elitists]], [[racists]], [[liberals]], [[Muslims]], [[homosexuals]], and religious extremists (i.e. [[Westboro Baptist Church]], [[Ku Klux Klan]], [[Al Qaeda]], etc.) towards critics of their ideologies. Some liberals [[deceit|deceitfully]] claim to uphold equality of all viewpoints and free speech, but are in fact routinely prejudiced against opposing viewpoints. They are particularly bigoted against Christians (and indeed [[faith]] in general) and [[Family Values]]. It is typical to see liberals refer to their opponents as "[[racism|racists]]", "[[Fascism|fascists]]", "[[Nazis]]", "[[redneck|rednecks]]", "[[fanaticism|fanatics]]", or any number of more profane slurs. Bigotry can also be evidently seen when people refer to others who disagree with them as "bigots" or "intolerant", and this is a severe form of [[hypocrisy]] because it excuses their accountability by blaming someone else. |