Bias
Bias noun - An attitude that always favors one way of feeling or acting especially without considering any other possibilities.
Viewpoint and bias are semantically related. in partiality topic. In some cases you can use "Viewpoint" instead the word "Bias" as a noun or a verb.
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Inherent in the System: The entire point of the series seems to be to shine a light on everything that's broken in American society, though there is a clear liberal viewpoint/bias being expressed.
Source: Series / Harry's Law -
You can expect nearly every group to have a specific viewpoint on various races, though it's most notable in a bias for/against orcs, trolls, and assorted goblinoids.
Source: Tabletop Game / Shadowrun - Anecdotal Evidence is extremely prone to Confirmation Bias; when it doesn't fit one's viewpoint, it can be very easily dismissed as this trope.
Source: Anecdotal Fallacy
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