Labelist
Someone who labels anyone and anything in an effort to avoid
explaining the reasoning* behind a conclusion they have espoused.
* because there is none
explaining the reasoning* behind a conclusion they have espoused.
* because there is none
Doug is such a labelist! If someone disagrees with him he just calls them a "crazy liberal"!
Labelist
An asshole who continuously labels people, regardless of if they actually are that label or not.
"You don't believe in god, therefore you're an atheist"
"Not true, you are a Labelist".
"Not true, you are a Labelist".
labelistic
the act or congretion of giving one labels
" they're flowers in my books. i accept all god's creations with the most intense gratitude of labelistic form one can behold to them. "
Labelist
Someone with an unhealthy obsession with being defined, labeled, or grouped.
"Huh.. I really think you might be transgender and possibly asexual despite not knowing much about you."
"It sounds like you have a very labelist mindset."
"It sounds like you have a very labelist mindset."
Labelist
To have an addiction to giving others a label, whether warranted or not.
Labelist, Labelism
Labelist, Labelism
Jenny is a Labelist, she keeps calling people random words based upon their beliefs.
labelist
1. A type of bullying that occurs when one assigns an inaccurate, negative label to another person's intentions or behavior without complete or accurate understanding of the situation.
2. The abuse inflicted when one inaccurately applies a derogatory label to another person's intentions or behavior with the goal of appearing morally or intellectually superior.
3. A category of ad hominem fallacy in which doubt is unfairly cast upon another person by the use of negative label.
4. A genre of arrogant, ignorant, laziness in which one is unwilling to learn the nuance required to engage intelligently, so a label is weaponized for presumed rhetorical gain.
2. The abuse inflicted when one inaccurately applies a derogatory label to another person's intentions or behavior with the goal of appearing morally or intellectually superior.
3. A category of ad hominem fallacy in which doubt is unfairly cast upon another person by the use of negative label.
4. A genre of arrogant, ignorant, laziness in which one is unwilling to learn the nuance required to engage intelligently, so a label is weaponized for presumed rhetorical gain.
Jenna didn't want to read the politically nuanced article her brother had sent to her, so instead she typed, "MARXIST!!!! WHAT ABOUT HILLARY?" flexing her labelist skills.
Calling other people "ableist" made Leonard feel superior and sensitive, so he regularly dropped labelist rebukes in support groups, even when he knew almost nothing about other people's actual life situations.
Calling other people "ableist" made Leonard feel superior and sensitive, so he regularly dropped labelist rebukes in support groups, even when he knew almost nothing about other people's actual life situations.