dhimmi
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- noun
- /ˈdɪmi/
- Slur
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dhimmi
- Maybe that might help him overcome his profound dhimmi condition.
Examples
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If I say I'm not a dhimmi, and act like I'm not one?
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And, to make it even better, the "president," our Dhimmi in Chief, is going to ensure their will be done.
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The photo of every Dhimmi sitting should be posted to every conservative website with an appropriate title throughout the general election.
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What a disgrace... our tax dollars paying for a dhimmi apology.
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Always has been and always will be an anti-American dhimmi traitor.
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The pug-nosed Muslim Brotherhood dhimmi in the White House.
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Non-Muslims who show deference to the Muslim God are called Dhimmi and are then forced to pay Jizya, which is bribery money, so Islam will allow them to live.
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Many people criticized him for being such a dhimmi in the face of rising Islamic influence in their community.
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Her dhimmi behavior during the negotiations made it clear that she was unwilling to stand up for her beliefs.
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He was labeled a dhimmi by his peers for not opposing the changes that favored the local Muslim population.
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Etymology
Dhimmi is also used today as an insult. A helpful way to remember this is that it plays on the old idea of being 'protected', so some people use dhimmi to mean someone seen as weak or too ready to obey others.