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DO NOT INTERACT IF:

[1] Queerphobic

• Anti-neopronouns or xenogenders.
• Anti-trans and non-binary rights, including exclusion of a-spec identities (asexual, aromantic, etc.).
• Anti-non-she/her lesbians or non-he/him gays.
• Exclusionary toward unconventional lesbian and gay identities (e.g., transmasc lesbians, girlflux gays, etc.).
• Misgendering or deadnaming trans people intentionally, even if they are problematic.
• Opposing fluid, unlabeled, or evolving queer identities.
• Anti-polyamory/ambiamory or exclusionary to consensual non-monogamy.
• Supporting TERFs (trans-exclusionary radical feminists) or queer exclusionists.
• Opposing intersex rights or spreading intersex misinformation.
• Invalidating queer people who align with cultural-specific identities like two-spirit.

[2] Misogynistic/Sexist

• Dismissing or belittling feminism or gender equity movements.
• Denying gender-based violence or systemic sexism.
• Objectifying or fetishizing women or feminine-presenting people.
• Believing sex work is inherently immoral or exploitative, while ignoring sex workers' rights and voices.
• Opposing access to abortion, contraception, or reproductive rights.
• Supporting traditional gender roles as universally "correct" or "natural."

[3] Racist/Xenophobic

• Opposing decolonization movements or denying colonial harm (e.g., "all countries are built on conquest").
• Romanticizing or whitewashing colonization (e.g., "civilization missions").
• Cultural appropriation for aesthetics (e.g., headdresses, bindis, hieroglyphs, or kanji used improperly).
• Fetishizing racial groups or stereotypes (e.g., "Asian fetish," "Latina fiery tropes," etc.).
• Denying systemic racism or its consequences, including disparities in wealth, health, and education.
• Anti-indigenous rights or dismissing the "Land Back" movement.
• Believing in "reverse racism" or reducing racism to individual acts of hatred.
• Supporting or excusing border militarization and anti-immigration policies.

[4] Ableist

• Opposing or invalidating neurodivergent experiences, including ADHD, autism, OCD, and more.
• Mocking stimming, meltdowns, or other neurodivergent behaviors.
• Supporting eugenics or selective abortion for disabilities.
• Opposing efforts to make public spaces, media, or technology accessible.
• Using slurs like "rtarded" or "spz" that mock disabled people.
• Dismissing the mental health needs of those with chronic illnesses or trauma disorders.

[5] Anti-Liberation & Wars

• Supporting settler colonialism, such as in Palestine, Western Sahara, or Turtle Island.
• Opposing self-determination like, Catalonia, Kurdistan, or Tibet.
• Supporting authoritarian governments that oppress minorities (e.g., Myanmar's junta, Sudan's militarized factions).
• Supporting aggressive states or military occupation, including Russia (Ukraine), Israel (Palestine), Azerbaijan (Armenia/Nagorno-Karabakh), or Ethiopia (Tigray).
• Maintaining neutrality or being "apolitical" in conflicts involving genocide or ethnic cleansing.
• Opposing humanitarian aid to war-torn regions like Yemen, Syria, or Gaza.
• Downplaying or dismissing the effects of militarism, imperialism, and proxy wars.

[6] Harmful Media & Actions

• Consuming, supporting, or glorifying media with incest, pedophilia, or abusive tropes.
• Dismissing the harm of romanticized toxic tropes in media, like victim-blaming narratives.
• Reposting fanart, edits, or works without credit or against the creator's explicit wishes.
• Opposing content warnings or discussions about harmful topics in media.

[7] Environmental and Social Injustice

• Denying climate change or its disproportionate impact on marginalized communities.
• Opposing environmental justice, including indigenous land protection.
• Supporting unsustainable industries or "greenwashing" campaigns without accountability.
• Ignoring the role of capitalism in environmental destruction.

[8] General Oppression

• Dismissing or belittling intersectionality in activism and advocacy.
• Invalidating intersectional struggles (e.g., queer POC, disabled refugees, etc.).
• Supporting or enabling militarism, including aggressive state-funded violence.
• Ignoring the voices of marginalized people in discussions about their oppression.

POLITICAL STANDS:
far-left, socialist

[1] Socialist & Anti-Capitalist

• Advocates for the dismantling of capitalism and the redistribution of resources to guarantee basic human rights (e.g., housing, healthcare, food, education).
• Emphasizes worker control of production, challenging the concentration of wealth in the hands of elites.
• Supports collective ownership of means of production and opposition to profit-driven systems that exploit workers and the environment.
• Strong support for universal basic income (UBI) and welfare systems that ensure equitable access to essential services.

[2] Libertarian Socialist

• Skeptical of centralized state power and governance, advocating for decentralized decision-making.
• Supports horizontal governance structures and participatory democracy, ensuring that everyone has an equal say in the decisions that affect their lives.
• Opposes hierarchical structures and authoritarian control in all forms, whether in the state, the workplace, or communities.
• Advocates for cooperative ownership of businesses and resources, where workers and communities directly manage economic activities.

[3] Eco-Socialist

• Combines socialist principles with environmental justice, understanding that climate change is intrinsically linked to capitalism.
• Supports policies that tackle climate change and promote sustainable living, such as renewable energy investments, environmental regulation, and green public infrastructure.
• Advocates for degrowth, pushing for a reduction in overproduction and overconsumption to protect the planet and its ecosystems.
• Promotes indigenous-led conservation efforts, recognizing traditional ecological knowledge as a key part of sustainable practices.
• Opposes corporate greed and exploitation of the environment, demanding accountability from corporations that harm the planet.

[4] Feminist Socialist

• Strong commitment to dismantling patriarchy in tandem with capitalism, recognizing that gender oppression is tied to capitalist exploitation.
• Prioritizes intersectional feminism, which addresses the intersections of race, class, gender, sexuality, and other systems of oppression.
• Supports bodily autonomy for all individuals, including the right to abortion, gender-affirming care, and freedom from sexual violence.
• Firmly rejects TERF (trans-exclusionary radical feminist) ideologies and supports gender liberation for trans and non-binary individuals.
• Advocates for gender equity in all areas of society, including the workplace, education, and politics, with a focus on dismantling harmful gender roles.

[5] Anti-Imperialist & Decolonial

• Advocates for the self-determination of all peoples, including the right to independence and sovereignty for nations and regions under imperial control.
• Strong supporter of Catalan independence, aligning with broader anti-imperialist goals and struggles for regional autonomy.
• Opposes colonialism in all its forms, recognizing the ongoing effects of colonial history on oppressed nations and peoples.
• Firm advocate for decolonization of Palestine, Kurdistan, Western Sahara, and other regions still under occupation or facing imperialist aggression.
• Actively opposes imperialism, especially in the form of military interventions, occupation, and the exploitation of foreign resources by powerful states.

[6] Queer Liberationist

• Firm advocate for the full liberation of LGBTQIA+ individuals, ensuring all people can live freely without fear of discrimination or violence.
• Supports the recognition of fluid, non-binary, and unconventional queer identities and rejects rigid, traditional gender norms.
• Rejects queer exclusionism, including TERFs, and advocates for the inclusion of all queer identities, including trans and non-binary people.
• Supports the right to gender-affirming healthcare and policies that protect LGBTQIA+ people from harm.
• Champions the fight against homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, and other forms of queerphobia, both in society and in institutional settings.

[7] Intersectional Liberationist

• Recognizes that oppression is interconnected and that the struggles for racial, gender, economic, and environmental justice are all linked.
• Advocates for an inclusive activism that centers the voices, experiences, and leadership of marginalized communities (e.g., people of color, queer people, disabled people, refugees).
• Supports policies and initiatives that address the root causes of inequality and work toward liberation for all oppressed groups.
• Prioritizes grassroots activism and intersectional organizing, ensuring that no group’s oppression is overlooked.
• Advocates for justice that accounts for the overlapping and cumulative impacts of multiple systems of oppression.

[8] Catalan Independentist

• Committed to the right of Catalonia to self-determination, believing that Catalonia, as a distinct nation, should have the autonomy to govern itself.
• Supports Catalan independence as part of a broader struggle for national liberation and social justice.
• Aligns Catalan independence with anti-capitalism, as the current Spanish state upholds capitalist and neoliberal policies that undermine working-class rights.
• Believes in the power of local self-governance, grassroots activism, and direct democracy in shaping a fair and just society.
• Supports the peaceful and democratic struggle for independence, opposing violent repression and state violence against pro-independence movements.