As you know, how we speak is how we think. Words have powerful political properties. One such word that gets thrown in our face constantly is anti-semitic. Jews use this world to shield themselves from any criticism. They have enshrined their victimhood a word. In order to counter this, I propose we create a word with the following definition:
( Your word here ): an attempt to vilify critics by unjustifiably reducing all criticisms to attacks on one's race, nationality, culture, or similar designations.
Example: "A: That man is practicing usury. B: Arrest this anti-semite!"
But I'd like it to be more specific. Not just for any type of blame deflection, but for deflecting blame for one's actions by using some politicized designation as a shield.
Leo Flores
Goy shaming
Brody Richardson
Basically, what I've described is a process of reducing all criticism to a particular class of ad hominem (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad_hominem). A more general version of the word would be:
( Your word here 2 ): an attempt to vilify critics by misconstruing criticisms to be ad hominems.
Example: "A: Perhaps you shouldn't eat at McDonalds three times a day. It's not healthy. B: Are you calling me fat!"
Sebastian Perez
>Are you calling me fat?! Yes.
Carter Jones
I think we need something a bit more subtle. This word does not apply exclusively to Jews. Pretty much every politicized class of people does it.
Noah Sanders
It’s a verb, yeah? I’ll ponder on it for a bit.
Caleb Baker
Reducism: an attempt to vilify critics by unjustifiably reducing all criticisms to attacks on one's race, nationality, culture, or similar designations. Reducer: person practising reducism
Nicholas Ross
What about this:
Homineming (verb): an attempt to vilify critics by unjustifiably reducing all criticisms to attacks on one's race, nationality, culture, or any politicized designation.
Example: "A: You stole skittles from my store. B: I din du nuffin. Why ya always tryin' to bring the black man down? C: Look at that nigger trying to hominem himself out of his predicament."
