Demonise

Some religious groups demonise certain behaviors as sinful.

Some people demonise black cats and consider them bad luck.

The government would demonise dissenting voices, accusing them of being traitors or terrorists.

The media would demonise drug addicts, portraying them as dangerous and violent criminals.

The medieval church would often demonise women, accusing them of practicing witchcraft.

Some people demonise those who don't speak the same language as them.

Many religious groups demonise homosexuality, claiming it's a sin against God.

Some cultures demonise tattoos, associating them with criminality or immorality.

Some people demonise video games, saying they promote violence.

The media tends to demonise certain groups of people based on their race or religion.

Some politicians demonise immigrants, blaming them for the country's economic problems.

The teacher warned the students not to demonise anyone based on their race or religion.

Some religious leaders demonise certain behaviors as sinful or immoral, causing their followers to fear punishment from God.

The tabloids often demonise celebrities who make mistakes, rather than offering them support or understanding.

Some people demonise sharks as mindless killers, but in reality, they are an important part of the ocean ecosystem.

Some people demonise mental illness, considering it a weakness or a moral failing.

Some politicians try to demonise their opponents in order to gain more support from the public.

The company's competitors tried to demonise their product in order to make their own products look better.

The teacher warned the students not to demonise their classmates who struggled with learning disabilities.

The local community would demonise the homeless, accusing them of being lazy and drug addicts.

The tribe would often demonise natural disasters and attribute them to the wrath of their gods.

Some countries demonise immigrants, even though they often contribute significantly to their new communities.

Some religious leaders have been known to demonise those who do not follow their beliefs.

In horror movies, it is common to demonise certain characters to make them seem scarier.

The boss tried to demonise the employee who spoke out against workplace harassment.

It is important not to demonise those who have different opinions or beliefs than our own, as this can lead to intolerance and division.

Some people demonise mental illness, which only serves to perpetuate stigma and shame.

The school principal warned the students not to demonise the new student who came from a different country.

The fear-mongering tactics used by some news outlets can demonise entire groups of people and create unnecessary panic.

Certain political movements throughout history have used propaganda to demonise certain ethnic or religious groups, leading to widespread discrimination and violence.

Some politicians demonise their opponents to make them seem less trustworthy.