Minoriteam

An American adult animated television series on Cartoon Network's late night programming block, Adult Swim. It ran from 2005 to 2006, with a total of one season and 20 episodes.

Minoriteam is the worst show on Adult Swim

by SPrice1980 November 30, 2022

Majoritaly

Majority

She sat still a majoritaly of the time

by Bdjxjchdbxej July 3, 2023

maorithon

Bunch of Maoris running down a hill

Heaps of Maoris running, must be a maorithon

by Thewaipuflusher February 20, 2024

Majoritarian Bias

The ethical and practical error of believing that the will of the numerical majority (50%+1) should always prevail, not just in elections, but in determining what is fair, true, or just in a society. It is the operational engine of "tyranny of the majority," where minority rights, interests, and truths are sacrificed on the altar of popular sentiment. This bias confuses quantity with quality and power with justice.

Example: A town votes to ban the construction of a mosque because the majority are Christian and uncomfortable with it. Defenders say, "It's the will of the people." This Majoritarian Bias uses the majority's cultural preference to justify religious discrimination, treating democracy as a weapon rather than a protection.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026

Majoritarian Picking

The hypocritical practice of appealing to majority rule to legitimize one's own preferred policies, while crying foul and appealing to minority or individual rights when the majority opposes something one holds dear. It's the tactical, unprincipled use of the "majority" as a shield and a sword, depending entirely on which way the wind is blowing.

Example: A group argues that prayer in public schools should be allowed because "the majority in this community are Christian." Yet, the same group opposes community consensus when the majority supports a tax for LGBTQ+ youth services, arguing instead for "individual religious freedom." This is Majoritarian Picking.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 4, 2026

Majoritarianist Rationalization

The claim that the preferences, culture, or interests of a demographic majority are inherently legitimate, morally right, and should dominate public life and policy, simply by virtue of numbers. It rationalizes the marginalization of minorities as "the will of the people" and frames protections for minorities as undemocratic special treatment.

Example: Opposing bilingual education or signage by saying, "This is America, we speak English here. The majority shouldn't have to accommodate a few." This majoritarianist rationalization conflates numerical dominance with moral authority, using democracy as a weapon to enforce cultural assimilation and deny pluralism.

by Abzugal February 8, 2026

Majoritarian Fallacy

A fallacy and metafallacy where one argues that slavery is acceptable if a majority votes for it, that atrocities are justified if a majority supports them, that abuses are legitimate if they have popular backing. The Majoritarian Fallacy confuses descriptive fact (many people want this) with normative justification (this is therefore right)—and worse, uses majority support to immunize atrocities from critique. It's the logic behind "if it was so bad, why did everyone go along with it?" and "democratically elected authoritarianism is still democracy" and "the people have spoken." The fallacy lies in treating majority preference as moral warrant, as if numbers could transmute exploitation into legitimacy, as if counting hands could launder blood. It's a metafallacy because it preemptively delegitimizes critique—challenging the atrocity becomes challenging the people, questioning the majority becomes questioning democracy itself.

Example: "He defended the regime by pointing to election results—as if 51% support made concentration camps acceptable. Pure Majoritarian Fallacy: treating majority preference as if it could sanctify any horror."

by Dumu The Void March 14, 2026