but according to guardian, "Bigotry" is really just a name for any opinion with which you happen to disagree.
Wow you totally misrepresented that link.
The linked article isn't even about the meaning of the word bigot, its a debate between two people about whether a politician should use the word bigot.
One of the debaters asserts that "Bigotry is really just a name for any opinion with which you happen to disagree." which is his personal opinion, not a statement by The Guardian.
The assertion is never supported, contradicts the dictionary, and isn't shared by the other debater in the article.
Pay a bunch of simps to make posts all over about how they tried switching to linux and/or GIMP but it was too hard and broke all the time, claiming that open source is "just a hobby."
I think it just means louder that most (but not all) of the other people. I didn't think much of it until I had some American friends visit me and I took them to bar near where I live. I didn't really noticed anything while we were all sitting together.
When I crossed the room to go to the bar for another round, then I noticed that I could clearly hear my American friends voices above everyone one else in the room. I could clearly hear their conversation from across the bar. They were just speaking somewhat louder than everyone else.
Wow you totally misrepresented that link.
The linked article isn't even about the meaning of the word bigot, its a debate between two people about whether a politician should use the word bigot.
One of the debaters asserts that "Bigotry is really just a name for any opinion with which you happen to disagree." which is his personal opinion, not a statement by The Guardian.
The assertion is never supported, contradicts the dictionary, and isn't shared by the other debater in the article.