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revision - not all persecution is unfair (for example the persecution of convicted Nazi criminals evading capture), but all persecuted regard it as unfair
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'''Persecution''' is the state of suffering or being maliciously discriminated mainly due to a conspicuous
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'''Persecution''' is the state of suffering or being maliciously discriminated mainly due to a conspicuous difference in the person who is being persecuted—such as having a distinct [[race]], [[religion]], political preference, level of income or societal position, a handicap, or even an [[ideology]].
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difference in the person who is being persecuted- such as having a distinct [[race]], [[religion]], political preference, level of income or societal position, a handicap, or even an [[ideology]].
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It is the condition of being subjected to unfair treatment.
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It is the condition of being subjected to what the persecuted regards as unfair treatment. Criminal organizations being pressured by attempts [[law enforcement]] to reduce or eliminate their activities invariably interpret this as malicious discrimination; and individual criminals fairly convicted, sentenced and imprisoned all protest that they are being persecuted. President [[Donald J. Trump]] insisted that he was persecuted by the [[Democratic Party]].
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It can be synonymous with [[bullying]].
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Persecution can be synonymous with [[bullying]].
     
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