Objectification and generalizations.
There is a tendency to lump a big group of people together under the same umbrella and coin a term to justify this enforced vague characterisations of said people.
A few descriptory words tossed in, no in-depth thinking, no seeing the individuality of each person.
To some, if you fit the stereotype of the umbrella the social constructions has created, you are nothing more and nothing less than a short paragraph.
No life experince, no memories, no personality, no hopes, dreams and desires. Those things does not exist when it comes to the supposed truth of the objectification some people feverently uphold.
Those who do not see beyond, only see a couple of manufactured dolls crated under strict protocol to be alike by the factory that churns them out.
They then read the pamplet on the box to know what to expect by the dolls.
The dolls all look the same, and they believe the figmented dolls to actually be real people. Although the dolls only are a mental construct.
People are not dolls to be lumped together under a word, paragraph or sentence.
Those who can only see the word, not the names of the individuals, tend to forget that their existence can also be reduced to a supposed descriptory word.
Not fun.