[QUERY] Political Nicknaming

[Vassenor]

I'm wondering whether the content of these posts (namely the use of the term "FibDem" to refer to the Liberal Democrats party) constitutes derogatory political nicknaming.

The Fib Dems should be thankful for Brexit. It made them relevant again, now all the anti-democrats can vote for them.

read my quote properly. I'm not saying voting FibDem is anti-democratic, I'm saying the FibDems are anti-democrats. I'm saying they're relevant again because of a democratic plebiscite that went Leave in a 53/48 decision. I'm sure you'd want the vote again if Remain had won, am I right?

I never called them enemies of the people either, I said they were anti-democrats I think it's a push to call them enemies. I won't say all FibDem voters are anti-democrats, some are genuine supporters of Social Liberalism and that's fine with me. They're my countrymen as well as yours so we all have our own opinions.

No I'm not, I'm saying Anti-Democrats can vote FibDem if they want to.

Show what is anti-democratic? The FibDems you mean?

They will happily overturn a democratic Plebiscite and re-run it and they support the EU institutions that have a long history of contempt for the concept of national democracy.

I don't read the Daily Mail, it's sensationalised garbage. I also don't agree with their headline even though I'm a Brexiteer.
Anything else?

[Tinhampton]

More still from -Kekistan-, published shortly after Vassenor's original report (above). Emphasis my own:

*sigh*

I'm not saying voting FibDem is an anti-democratic thing to do. I'm saying the FibDem policy of another Plebiscite is in contradiction to a democratic mandate. People can vote FibDem if they want, they know what they're voting for I don't need to keep saying it.

[USS Monitor]

Yeah, political nicknaming. viewtopic.php?p=31641581#p31641581