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I'd say what is typical of the alt-right is not that they dislike 'identity politics' (the discourse as a whole, so including right and left), but rather that

by mercer 8y ago

I'd say what is typical of the alt-right is not that they dislike 'identity politics' (the discourse as a whole, so including right and left), but rather that they actively take a stand and engage in being anti-'identity politics'. I know tons of people who mostly just steer clear of identity politics altogether, both left and right. But it's only the alt-right people I know, along with a chunk of the left, who seem to really invest in the whole discussion.

collyw 8y ago
Your description doesn't match with Wikipedias in the slightest. I think you should update it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right (The description mentions Richard Spencer promoting the term, someone who Sargon has debated against - him and his position).