Psychology of supremacism

The psychology of supremacism relies on the idealisation of objects.
Supremacism is a type of objectification, where objects are perceived as superior and inferior, inherently. E.g., saying "a Toyota can never go faster than a Ferrari," even without any knowledge of the modifications or the special type of a Toyota that might be included in the category of a Toyota; or, even rather, saying that a car has to be better because it's faster, when a car might be better for someone else for the sake of being roomier.AAnon.
Saying something is inherently superior is based on an ideal. The idea of inherent superiority animates e.g. skin-based or colorist supremacism.
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Supremacism; Pull up by bootstraps
Category:Psychology
Category:Prejudice