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Xzenu at 23:05, 1 December 2015

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‎Biased Balance as a facet of categorism

Xzenu at 23:02, 1 December 2015

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Xzenu at 00:09, 29 December 2014

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Xzenu: Created page with "A category of people being unfairly blamed for certain problems. When applied to a category of human beings, t''Italic text''his is a facet of categorism."

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Created page with "A category of people being unfairly blamed for certain problems. When applied to a category of human beings, t''Italic text''his is a facet of categorism."

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A category of people being unfairly blamed for certain problems.

When applied to a category of human beings, t''Italic text''his is a [[facet of categorism]].

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 A person or category of people being unfairly blamed for certain problems.
 ==Scapegoating as a facet of categorism==
-Something is a facet of categorism when it [[Levels of categorism|on some level]] and based on a categorization of people is an expression of [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]], [[discrimination]], or some combination thereof. Scapegoating is a matter of prejudice, usually accompanied by bigotry: A distorted view of a category of people, justifying hatred against the human beings associated with that category.
+Something is a [[facet of categorism]] when it [[Levels of categorism|on some level]] and based on a categorization of people is an expression of [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]], [[discrimination]], or some combination thereof. Scapegoating is a matter of prejudice, usually accompanied by bigotry: A distorted view of a category of people, justifying hatred against the human beings associated with that category.
 ==Interactions with other facets and abstractions==
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 * ''[[Loosely defined abyss-category]]'': "They" are behind everything bad...
-==Applying Scapegoating to a [[foci of categorism]]==
+==Applying Scapegoating to a foci of categorism==
 * ''[[Antisemitism]]'': The idea that Jews secretly caused the black plague... or Germany's loss in World War I.

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 Something is a facet of categorism when it [[Levels of categorism|on some level]] and based on a categorization of people is an expression of [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]], [[discrimination]], or some combination thereof. Scapegoating is a matter of prejudice, usually accompanied by bigotry: A distorted view of a category of people, justifying hatred against the human beings associated with that category.
-==Interactions==
+==Interactions with other facets and abstractions==
 This [[facet of categorism]] is an expression of [[prejudice]] and [[bigotry]].<br>
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 * ''[[Loosely defined abyss-category]]'': "They" are behind everything bad...
-Examples of applying this facet to a particular [[foci of categorism]] can include:
+==Applying Scapegoating to a [[foci of categorism]]==
 * ''[[Antisemitism]]'': The idea that Jews secretly caused the black plague... or Germany's loss in World War I.

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 When applied to a category of people, this phenomena is a [[facet of categorism]].
-==Biased Balance as a facet of categorism==
+==Scapegoating as a facet of categorism==
 Something is a facet of categorism when it [[Levels of categorism|on some level]] and based on a categorization of people is an expression of [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]], [[discrimination]], or some combination thereof. Scapegoating is a matter of prejudice, usually accompanied by bigotry: A distorted view of a category of people, justifying hatred against the human beings associated with that category.
 ==Interactions==

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	When applied to a category of people, this phenomena is a [[facet of categorism]].		When applied to a category of people, this phenomena is a [[facet of categorism]].

		+	==Biased Balance as a facet of categorism==
		+	Something is a facet of categorism when it [[Levels of categorism\|on some level]] and based on a categorization of people is an expression of [[prejudice]], [[bigotry]], [[discrimination]], or some combination thereof. Scapegoating is a matter of prejudice, usually accompanied by bigotry: A distorted view of a category of people, justifying hatred against the human beings associated with that category.

	==Interactions==		==Interactions==

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 * ''[[Reduction]]'': Reducing the target to a role as source of misery.
 * ''[[Stigmatization]]'': It's rather hard to make someone the scapegoat without stigmatizing them...
 As well as with [[abstractions of categorism|abstractions]] such as:

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−	A category of people being unfairly blamed for certain problems.	+	A person or category of people being unfairly blamed for certain problems.

−	When applied to a category of ~~human beings~~, t''~~Italic text~~''~~his is~~ a [[facet of categorism]].	+	When applied to a category of people, this phenomena is a [[facet of categorism]].
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		+	==Interactions==
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		+	This [[facet of categorism]] is an expression of [[prejudice]] and [[bigotry]].<br>
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		+	It is likely to intersect with facets such as:
		+	* ''[[Reduction]]'': Reducing the target to a role as source of misery.
		+	* ''[[Stigmatization]]'': It's rather hard to make someone the scapegoat without stigmatizing them...
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		+	As well as with [[abstractions of categorism\|abstractions]] such as:
		+	* ''[[Loosely defined abyss-category]]'': "They" are behind everything bad...
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		+	Examples of applying this facet to a particular [[foci of categorism]] can include:
		+	* ''[[Antisemitism]]'': The idea that Jews secretly caused the black plague... or Germany's loss in World War I.