Racism (noun) rā-ˌsi-zəm
Historical definition
1. a
belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and
capacities and that racial
differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race.
Synonyms: hateful, bigotry, Islamophobia, Nazi, xenophobia, discrimination
Antonyms: anti-discrimination.
Sentence example: The Democratic Party of the 19 th century having had enacted legislation to harm people based merely on their skin colour was an act of racism.
Modern day defintion
2. a
justification to one’s own shortcomings and/or failures for all
people except those of European
descent.
3. a
method to end political debate when one has nothing of substance to
refute his/her adversaries
position.
4. a method to push one’s own political agenda and/or extort money from people of European descent by threatening them as being “racist”.
5. trigger word by Leftists when about to be exposed as a fraud so to expeditiously end the discussion.
4. a method to push one’s own political agenda and/or extort money from people of European descent by threatening them as being “racist”.
5. trigger word by Leftists when about to be exposed as a fraud so to expeditiously end the discussion.
Synonyms: justice; equality; fairness; patriotism; realism; inconvenient truths; Christian values; hardwork.
Antonyms: racist (historical definition).
Sentence example: $hit, he will expose us as frauds, let’s shut him down permanently by making a bogus accusation of racism.
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