n. The ascription of racial motivation to any action or comment by a conservative/non-liberal or non-leftist that is critical of non-white people, especially Barack Obama.
Ms. Dowd accused Congressman Wilson of racism for calling President Obama a liar during his speech last week.
Wow someone is showing their Left-Prejudice!
1. Barack Obama is black. (Given)
2. A person disagrees with something Obama says or does and says so.
3. Therefore, that person disagrees with Obama because he is black — i.e., is a racist. (Q.E.D.)
Wow someone is showing their Left-Prejudice!
1. Barack Obama is black. (Given)
2. A person disagrees with something Obama says or does and says so.
3. Therefore, that person disagrees with Obama because he is black — i.e., is a racist. (Q.E.D.)
by really_liberal__with_alchohol September 13, 2009
Sean: Those immigrant Catholics are so damn ignorant.
Tom: Uh, dude you are an immigrant Catholic.
Sean: Yeah, I know. I am showing my self-prejudice again...
Tom: Uh, dude you are an immigrant Catholic.
Sean: Yeah, I know. I am showing my self-prejudice again...
by JFed May 22, 2014
When someone ignores or rejects anything associated with the number π because the sight or sound of it reminds them of their negative experiences of school math.
For millions of folks worldwide, lousy math teachers and boring math textbooks only hardens their pi prejudice as far as their distorted view of mathematics is concerned.
by MathPlus February 24, 2021
Rather than going through the issue of forcing a society to be equal by giving everyone rights, everyone is made equal by gradually taking away all of their rights.
by Turd with a Brain February 15, 2016
A phrase used by douches when telling you something that they dont want you to later hold against them
by mojo jomo January 10, 2012
It's really very simple.
Racism is when you believe that you're inherently objectively superior to one person or a group due to genetics (there other things but this is why you're here).
Prejudice is having a certain expectation of an individual based on subjective factors.
Our severely weak society has gone to great lengths to ensure that these two ideas, while wholly separate, become one in the same, allowing the weak of our society to manipulate power and wealth from others.
The trick is very deft and would be beautiful if it wasn't so evil.
Racism is when you believe that you're inherently objectively superior to one person or a group due to genetics (there other things but this is why you're here).
Prejudice is having a certain expectation of an individual based on subjective factors.
Our severely weak society has gone to great lengths to ensure that these two ideas, while wholly separate, become one in the same, allowing the weak of our society to manipulate power and wealth from others.
The trick is very deft and would be beautiful if it wasn't so evil.
Racism vs Prejudice
Racist:
Hateful guy: "There's a black guy! Man, I hate niggers for their wide noses and penises. They should all die or be put in servitude because they're black."
Prejudice:
*Black guy walking down the street at 2 a.m. in Brownsville, Brooklyn.*
*Spies two black guys wearing extremely loose clothing and an undignified walk pacing towards him.*
"Hmmm, I'm going to cross the street now."
These two scenarios are not the same.
One displays the content of his character and his feelings towards a group as a whole.
The other does neither.
Learn to tell the difference between the two. After doing this and understanding the central and honestly quite obvious differences, listen carefully to hear when someone confuses the two (it won't take long), their ulterior motives are now obvious within this new frame of mind.
You have now acquired the ability to identify charlatans at will.
Use this ability for the good of mankind, it is needed desperately.
~an honest black guy~
Racist:
Hateful guy: "There's a black guy! Man, I hate niggers for their wide noses and penises. They should all die or be put in servitude because they're black."
Prejudice:
*Black guy walking down the street at 2 a.m. in Brownsville, Brooklyn.*
*Spies two black guys wearing extremely loose clothing and an undignified walk pacing towards him.*
"Hmmm, I'm going to cross the street now."
These two scenarios are not the same.
One displays the content of his character and his feelings towards a group as a whole.
The other does neither.
Learn to tell the difference between the two. After doing this and understanding the central and honestly quite obvious differences, listen carefully to hear when someone confuses the two (it won't take long), their ulterior motives are now obvious within this new frame of mind.
You have now acquired the ability to identify charlatans at will.
Use this ability for the good of mankind, it is needed desperately.
~an honest black guy~
by aGiftedRighter May 10, 2016
Agent: "If we're pulling out, what will we do with the spies and informers we've been using? They know too much."
Boss: "Terminate with extreme prejudice."
Boss: "Terminate with extreme prejudice."
by anarcissie May 16, 2008

