Bigot's Paradox

A bigot's paradox is used in the sense when someone who discriminates, insist that they "does not discriminate, " but only "doesn't like these people, " don't "want people to shove it in their face, " etc.

Certain news reporter: "Another severe case of Bigot's Paradox is spotted in a pair of Trumpist couple."

Karen: "I am not homophobic, I just don't like gay people!"

Tim: "I am not racist, (I have an Libyan-Jewish-Latino-Arabic-Chinese-Native American friend, ) I just don't want them to shove their race into my face."

by well sure January 17, 2021

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Bindot

Coined by the best duo on Earth, Sky and Aianne; Bindot comes from 2 Greek words

Bintot-bintot (Guess) and,
Pindot (Press)

"The No. 1 Leading Strategy for a Hard Exam."

~Albert Einstein(1941)

Johann is using the 'Bindot Strategy' because he is having a hard time on the exam but he already wants to move on to the next question.

by The Greek Historian Specialist November 17, 2021

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bigotenly

Basing irrational decisions on bigotry, it is like "mistakenly", but for decisions rooted in bigotry. See 2022 Texas GOP party platform for page after page of examples.

What are "motor voting laws" and why are they being attacked. automatic registration for eligible voters when renewing or applying for drivers licenses... See the GOP has trouble with big words like "eligible" and so they bigotenly believe any state that allows non citizens to apply for licenses, are allowing "voter fraud" in states that are simply reducing barriers to citizens voting.

by Much Ado Abbott Freedumb June 20, 2022

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Gear Bigot

From "Gear-Head". A gear bigot is a car enthusiast prejudiced against certain automotive marques because of their country of origin; a domestic car enthusiast who, unaware of the high performance nature of many foreign cars, continues to think if it is not a Detroit product, it's not high-performance; a person who uses derisive terms to refer to foreign cars, i.e., "ricer", "rice-burner", "kraut can", etc.;
a person who doesn't care once-foreign cars are manufactured in the USA and continues to refer to them as
"imports" but by derisive terms.

He won't consider buying any car with a foreign-sounding name, even though it's made in the USA. He's a real gear bigot.

by Cameltow_Albuquerque October 24, 2012

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