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Politicrite 

Politicrite - noun
A person, who in an effort to do the right thing and be un-offensive and inclusive, is so "politically correct" that they behave hypocritically and offend or exclude more people than they placate Usually by dismissing or belittling viewpoints other than their own, by stating their viewpoint in an insensitive manner that is offensive to others, or by adhering to one "politically correct" idea so strictly as to be politically in-correct in all other ways.
1: "See that guy in the Prius driving like an asshole? He is such a "Politicrite".

2: "All wars are wrong and anyone who fights in one is a murderer"
"Dude, you are being a total politicrite, what is your problem?"
Politicrite by RevDrX February 16, 2010
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politicate 

to answer a question in an evasive, roundabout way. the way that politicians do.
"Don't politicate me, and just answer the question!" or
"Stop politicating me, and just answer my question!"
politicate by LatMyLongitude September 23, 2011

Politicide 

Political suicide.
Hillary Clinton committed politicide when she referred to half of her republican opponents supporters as a 'basket of deplorables'.
Politicide by RobTheConqueror April 1, 2023

politicize 

A word to refer to a social issue that already has a public interest element, thus, is already political in character, but is used to give a negative implication to someone else wanting to examine the interests at stake.
We shouldn't allow the opposition to politicize this issue.
politicize by Tom September 8, 2004

Politicize 

Verb: To become politically active and engaged in current affairs.

Noun: One who is politically active, aware, and engages themself in current affairs and government
Verb: "I think the economy is all Greenspan's fault"
"Dont try to politicize if you have no idea what your talking about"

Noun: "I saw Shipper down by the capitol today, that kid is such a Politicizer"
Politicize by Fresh'n Up August 21, 2009

politicize 

to make people and orginizations more politically active
She wanted to politicize the organization and give it more strength.
politicize by SeattleRose July 30, 2006

politicated 

the hip way of saying stuff about politics and polititians
i politicated that matter
politicated by dictionary_dude123 November 2, 2010
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