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Tyranny of the majority 

Person 1; We should abolish the Electoral College!
Person2; NoOoO! That would give high population areas more power, that's tyranny of the majority!
Person1; . . .bruh

Tyranny Bot 

They are the social media propaganda arm of the People's Liberation Army, and the general in charge has actually outlined his methods and goals. The initial idea is to post propaganda that resonate with Americans using a libertarian angle, but with the thousands of more propagandist comments that follow demoralize us all.
The Tyranny Bot is Spamming the Forum Yet Again.
GodDamned Those Chinese Tyranny Bots.

Tyranny Running Against A Netherlands Simple Gender Entering New Dichotomoties Esoterically Realistically (transgender=t.r.a.n.s.g.e.n.d.e.r.) 

What I call homo-sapiens who are addicted to abscesses.
Person 1: Are you addicted to abscesses?
Person 2: Yes.
Person 1: Tyranny Running Against A Netherlands Simple Gender Entering New Dichotomoties Esoterically Realistically (transgender=t.r.a.n.s.g.e.n.d.e.r.)

Tyranny of the Majority 

Democracies, particularly direct democracies, are criticized by some for arguably developing “tyrannies of the majority,” where dominating political forces would successfully vote against the interests and rights of political minorities.
A bill of rights safeguards individual rights from being voted away by a tyranny of the majority.

Tyranny of Evidence

A critical concept describing the oppressive use of “evidence” as a gatekeeping mechanism. In contexts where evidence is demanded but the means to produce it are controlled by the powerful, or where certain kinds of evidence are arbitrarily privileged over others, the demand for evidence becomes a tool of exclusion. The tyranny of evidence silences those who cannot afford research, whose knowledge is oral or experiential, or whose claims challenge dominant interests. It transforms a legitimate epistemic virtue into a weapon of hierarchy, where “show me the evidence” often means “conform to my standards or be silent.”
Example: “The community’s generations of successful farming were dismissed because they lacked peer‑reviewed studies—tyranny of evidence, demanding a form of proof that only outsiders could produce.”

Tyranny of Proof

A related concept: the oppressive insistence on “proof” where proof is impossible, unnecessary, or being used to forestall action. The tyranny of proof appears in debates about climate change (demanding 100% certainty before acting), in courtrooms (requiring victims to prove trauma beyond any doubt), and in everyday interactions (asking for proof of love, pain, or identity). It shifts the burden unreasonably, allowing those who doubt to never have to engage, and those who suffer to be endlessly re‑traumatised by the demand for ever‑higher standards.
Example: “She described her harassment, and he said ‘prove it.’ The tyranny of proof meant her testimony alone was worthless, and she was forced to relive the trauma for a sceptic who would never be satisfied.”