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A word used to describe the paradox of inclusiveness when it includes ideas that are anti-inclusive. The extension of freedom of speech to ideas opposed to it is an example of counter-inclusivism. The word is meant to be descriptive and merely describes a situation of counter-inclusiveness and is also different from anti-inclusivism.
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