Difference between revisions of "Guilt by association"
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Latest revision as of 01:26, 26 February 2015
Guilt by association is the notion that:
- 1. A certain group is bad.
- 2. You are a part of that group.
- 3. Therefore, you are bad.
When guilt by association is done, the way you are categorized may or may not be called into question. It may thus be either a facet of categorism such as stigmatization or an abstraction of categorism such categorist co-definitions or Loosely defined Abyss-category.
