A fork of Rural Dictionary
People who support denying equal rights to people base on their race, religion, Ethnicity, Culture, Gender, or Sexually orientation. In the past Pro-Discrimination supporters have in the past been against,
Even today Pro-Discrimination supporters still try to prevent people minority groups from have equal status.
When somebody discriminates against a certain emoji based on pre-conveived notions
Ryan doesn't like the unicorn emoji, he's an emoji discriminator
When idiot people think they're better than you because they're older. in fact sometimes they just assume you're younger and bash on you. it's pathetic and immature!!!!!!!!
Age discriminator: I hate little middle schoolers who think they can write good. Girl: Um, they're in middle school, they only know what they were tought, you can't control that! Age discriminator: They're still young and immature and gross Girl: Actually, some people's mind mature faster than most,age is just a number, shutup, age discrimination isn't cool Age discriminator: lol whatever, gtfo little 12 year old girl: LMAO i'm 18!
When you are not noticeably Asian to the waiter/waitress at any oriental joint that you may decide to sit down and eat at, and they give you a fork and/or a fat spoon to eat your food with instead of chopsticks.
I went to that China Harbor the other day and the waiter came out with chopsticks at first but when he saw I was not one of them, he turned around and grabbed the oversized silverware instead. This type of chopstick discrimination is all too common!
When someone discriminates against another person in addiction recovery because that persons recovery is not the same. I. E. I am in a 12 step program and that is the only true recovery, one way, the only way, Methadone is not recovery.
This is recovery discrimination because I am on methadone and you don't think I am in recovery because it is not the same as your recovery.
the unjust or prejudicial treatment especially on the grounds of gabby, gabby, or gabby.
"i am a victim of gabby discrimination." "bro, same."
The use of big data to discriminate against those who don’t have a “good credit score” in public—for example, an insurance company might charge someone a higher premium because they live in a crime-infested area, or in a region with a high percentage of loan defaulters or smokers.
Big data and social media companies, which collect data on people’s profiles and purchasing behaviors and credit-worthiness, are unethically selling these sensitive information to banks and insurance companies, which in turn apply data discrimination against potential clients.