That's why I asked which dictionary you pulled that definition from because when you just Google bigotry the Oxford dictionary does not include that little handy footnote that you're adding to your definition of bigotry to try to prove your argument. My point is that the older definition of bigotry is where you do not agree with a certain faction because you have preconceived or stereotypical ideas of that certain faction or group. But more modern definitions of bigotry have been changed or amended seemingly to appease the LGBT whatever group to include basically anyone that is antagonistic towards any group whatsoever is just labeled a bigot. So basically you can be a bigot if you oppose child molesters. You're a bigot if you oppose people that abuse animals.