“But calling someone a racist or a bigot says that his ideas have no place in the democratic public square.”

“Some considered him a deranged bigot with extreme beliefs who posed a risk to the community.”

“Anyone who tries to hold them to account, therefore, is held to be a bigot or racist.”

“Nothing but the most insane bigotry in favor of their own conjectures could lead them to quarrel with us for expounding ours.”

“Our hearts must not harbour hate, anger, bigotry, violence or discrimination.”

“The racism and bigotry of 'Alfs', they thought, were a product of suburban consumerism and conformity.”

“The Houston newsman and all the rest of Mississippi bigotdom were worked up over an editorial that had appeared that month in The Mississippian, a campus weekly at Ole Miss.”

“Despite experiencing various cultures and nationalities growing up, his bigotedness remained unaltered, causing tension and conflict within his social circle.”

“The world has changed for the worse in the last year and bigots feel more empowered to vent their spleen.”

“The real bigots and haters are you, Michael Moore and the liberal media elites.”

“Whatever happens on Wednesday, it is surely time for decent Rangers supporters to have their voices heard above the bigots.”