I want to know what you think it is

Why? You can't tell?

Bigotry is not tolerating my transphobic views because you disagree, am I right?

Doubt-lighting.

No I can't. I again ask, what is your definition of bigotry?

Is there a difference in your mind between disagreement and intolerance, or is all disagreement intolerance?

Along the same line, what is your definition of a phobia?

I don't know, man, like, what's your definition of definition?

So you can't recognize bigotry when it happens? Or after it happens, when it is described?

Why would I have any particularly special definition of any word?

Are you evading because you are afraid of where the line of questioning will lead you?

Debbie Wasserman-Schultz:
My aide was a criminal and I'd stand by him again -
http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/pol...802-story.html

“I believe that I did the right thing, and I would do it again,” Wasserman Schultz said Thursday in an exclusive interview with the Sun Sentinel. “There are times when you can’t be afraid to stand alone, and you have to stand up for what’s right."

Trump fires Flynn when he shouldn't have, DWS keeps staffers when they compromise National Security and then commit bank fraud while trying to flee the country.

Good on ya, Dems. Smart choice.

You are being on the inquisition and accusatory. You have the tells of fear.

You in charge of getting answers to troll questions, are you? Good. Why wont Jiggy answer my troll question?

I take issue with your implication here that whatever you call bigotry is bigotry, especially if your definition of what bigotry is different from what it actually is.

If we are to have a reasonable conversation, we need to agree to definitions of terms or else there is no point. So I ask for the 5th time, what is bigotry?

Well, there is actually a definition of bigotry. What I'm wondering is if you know what it is. So (6th time): what is bigotry?

If you continue to evade the question I will have to conclude that you don't want to specifically define it because you want to use it for your own purposes and not to the end of having a clear and reasonable discussion with others who may have differing but not necessarily intolerant viewpoints from your own.

Well I would have to assume because it is a loaded one, which is why it is important to define the terms you are using.

What is bigotry?

What is a phobia?

What is disagreement?

What is intolerance?

My case amounts to no implication required. You clearly are asking questions and making accusations ( with they are your own implications) about people's knowledge of bigotry. You can not support what you started by lashing out and demanding answers. This where that leads.

Now, when you agree you can't recognize bigotry when it happens, that's a clue of who doesn't have a clue of recognizing bigotry when it happens.

In English conversation I usually go with the English definitions, mate.

I have made no accusations. Your definition of what bigotry is could very well be the textbook definition. I don't know because you're evading answering. What I said was that if your definition of it differs from mine, it's easy to see why we have disagreement about what constitutes it. How about this, I will give you what my definition is, and then ask if you agree with it or not, ok?

Bigotry is intolerance of other peoples opinions. Is that an agreeable definition?

Sounds good to me. You agree with the following then?

Bigotry: intolerance of other peoples opinions.

Phobia: an extreme or irrational fear or aversion to something

Intolerance: unwillingness to accept views, beliefs, or behavior that differ from one's own.

Disagreement: lack of consensus or approval.

here it comes.... wait for it....

Max - since you obviously HAVEN'T been using the dictionary definitions - were you lying then or are you lying now?

I don't know, man, I lie so much (MAGA!) it's hard to keep track. Which lie are you referring to?

We will never get manufacturing jobs.....oh dammit.

"Toyota, Mazda plan $1.6 billion US plant, to partner in EVs"
https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/s...--finance.html

Japanese automakers Toyota Motor Corp. and Mazda Motor Corp. plan to spend $1.6 billion to build a joint-venture auto manufacturing plant in the U.S. — a move that will create up to 4,000 jobs, both sides said Friday.

So both then, both right? Yup, it's both. Cool story.

Racist morons like Jiggy want to play the dictionary game to distract from their odious beliefs.