In a sense, people getting it right to use the term "discrimination" when they at the same time think of "no other options in sight", a "state of being without any alternative whatsoever". There is, where arguments start to become fights. While some see alternatives and use them, others don't see them and feel trapped.

I think it could be best described as feeling of being cornered from all sides, no open doors for more than one exit.

I like to get rid of guessing cases of discrimination being talked online on a pure theoretical base. I myself could be seen as a case of having been discriminated. Still not sure, IF I could be seen as a pure example though. When I go more into the depths of the happenings I see alternatives and have used them. When the point is being reached by me that I don't see them, it might get tough.

Sorry, can't write longer, ...headaches.