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** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/TheRevengeOfTheSiths'', with [[TheHeavy General]] [[{{Cyborg}} Grievous]] calling Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker "''[[{{Irony}} Jedi scum!]]''" before [[IShallTauntYou putting their lightsabers with some others of his "collection"]] into his cape/coat. Of course, in final analysis, Grievous, as the leader of the Separatists, ''is'' the "unlawful scum" there. But Jedis are trained to stay serene and polite, if somehow [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] sometimes.
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** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/TheRevengeOfTheSiths'', ''Film/RevengeOfTheSith'', with [[TheHeavy General]] [[{{Cyborg}} Grievous]] calling Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker "''[[{{Irony}} Jedi scum!]]''" before [[IShallTauntYou putting their lightsabers with some others of his "collection"]] into his cape/coat. Of course, in final analysis, Grievous, as the leader of the Separatists, ''is'' the "unlawful scum" there. But Jedis are trained to stay serene and polite, if somehow [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] sometimes.
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** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/TheRevengeOfTheSith'', with [[TheHeavy General]] [[{{Cyborg}} Grievous]] calling Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker "''[[{{Irony}} Jedi scum!]]''" before [[IShallTauntYou putting their lightsabers with some others of his "collection"]] into his cape/coat. Of course, in final analysis, Grievous, as the leader of the Separatists, ''is'' the "unlawful scum" there. But Jedis are trained to stay serene and polite, if somehow [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] sometimes.
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** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/TheRevengeOfTheSith'', ''Film/TheRevengeOfTheSiths'', with [[TheHeavy General]] [[{{Cyborg}} Grievous]] calling Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker "''[[{{Irony}} Jedi scum!]]''" before [[IShallTauntYou putting their lightsabers with some others of his "collection"]] into his cape/coat. Of course, in final analysis, Grievous, as the leader of the Separatists, ''is'' the "unlawful scum" there. But Jedis are trained to stay serene and polite, if somehow [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] sometimes.
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** The《''making a deal with some underhanded or socially outcast allies''》 example happens and is arguably played with in ''Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'', with Admiral Piett making a dismissive (but discret, given getting on Vader's bad side [[BadBoss practically equals to suicide]]) comment about the bounty hunters Vader recruited, when the latter briefs them about the terms of the bounty on the ''Executor'' bridge. Just before, he said "''We don't need them''". He is later proven wrong by [[TheAce Boba]] [[TheQuietOne Fett]].
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** [[InvertedTrope Inverted]] in ''Film/TheRevengeOfTheSith'', with [[TheHeavy General]] [[{{Cyborg}} Grievous]] calling Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker "''[[{{Irony}} Jedi scum!]]''" before [[IShallTauntYou putting their lightsabers with some others of his "collection"]] into his cape/coat. Of course, in final analysis, Grievous, as the leader of the Separatists, ''is'' the "unlawful scum" there. But Jedis are trained to stay serene and polite, if somehow [[DeadpanSnarker snarky]] sometimes.
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* During the [[UsefulNotes/SpanishCivilWar Spanish Civil War]], the Spanish Republic and its supporters referred to the Spanish Nationalist rebels and their supporters as "fascists" and "sectarians". Likewise, the rebels referred to the government and its supporters as "reds".
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* ''ComicBook/UltimateXMen'': When they got free, the guards shout "Freeze, you freaks!" to the mutants.
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* Insults like this are a staple of [[TheEmpire authoritarian regimes]], e.g. the Nazis' "[[DirtyCommunists Jewish Bolshevists]]", [[RedsWithRockets Soviet Russia's]] "bourgeois scum", [[RedChina Maoist China's]] "feudalists" and "capitalist roaders" ('bourgeois' and 'capitalist' having [[CorruptCorporateExecutive certain connotations in those societies]]), Brazilian "subversivos" during the Brazilian dictatorship, and so on. It also happens in democratic nations with such insults as “pinko”, “reds”, “commies” and “subversives” being attached to 60s anti-war activists and other PersecutedIntellectuals during the RedScare.
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* Insults like this are a staple of [[TheEmpire authoritarian regimes]], e.g. the Nazis' "[[DirtyCommunists Jewish Bolshevists]]", [[RedsWithRockets [[UsefulNotes/RedsWithRockets Soviet Russia's]] "bourgeois scum", [[RedChina Maoist China's]] "feudalists" and "capitalist roaders" ('bourgeois' and 'capitalist' having [[CorruptCorporateExecutive certain connotations in those societies]]), Brazilian "subversivos" during the Brazilian dictatorship, and so on. It also happens in democratic nations with such insults as “pinko”, “reds”, “commies” and “subversives” being attached to 60s anti-war activists and other PersecutedIntellectuals during the RedScare.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Maus}}'': During the initial battle for Poland, Vladek is taken as a prisoner of war. After the battle, he (and all the other Jews captured during the battle) are lined up and shouted at by a Nazi commander who blames the war on the Jews specifically.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Maus}}'': During the initial battle for Poland, Vladek is taken as a prisoner of war. After the battle, he (and all the other Jews captured during the battle) battle (but not the christian poles) are lined up and shouted at by a Nazi commander who blames the war on the Jews specifically.specifically and tells them the German invasion is all their fault.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Maus}}'': During the initial battle for Poland, Vladek is taken as a prisoner of war. After the battle, he (and all the other Jews captured during the battle) are lined up and shouted at by a Nazi commander who blames the war on the Jews specifically.
