Racist people being evil is subjective? I swear, the recent "additions" to TV tropes has it slowly turning into one of the worst sites on the net.
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Where does it say so?
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
Considering the original post is nearly three years old, if there was such a reference, it was probably edited out years ago.
This doesn't say all racists are evil, this just applies to villains who also happen to be racist, sexist, homophobic, transphobic, etc.
Does politically incorrect villain only refer to discriminating against people based on race/gender? Would it also apply to a villain (or on that note, also for a Politically Incorrect Hero) if their prejudice was against homosexuals, people of a certain political allegiance or people who follow a religion?
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Has anyone ever made a transphobic villain who refers to nonbinary individuals as "its" because they don't respect them?
I removed this — Discontinuity is now just disambiguation. Before restoring it, please figure out whether it is Canon Discontinuity, Fanon Discontinuity, Negative Continuity, Retcon, or Continuity Snarl, and change it to the correct trope. Fanon Discontinuity goes in YMMV.
- Earning it Discontinuity status, the fourth Earthsea novel, Tehanu, turns a villain who was previously defined by Immortality Immorality into a raging misogynist.
This trope also applies to non-human villains who discriminate against other species, right? I think I saw May Bellweather here.