As Green Anarchy cautioned against entryism and Zerzan simultaneously published with Feral House, controversy descended on an online forum known as the Anti-Politics Board. An outgrowth of the insurrectionist publication Killing King Abacus, the Anti-Politics Board was used by over 1,000 registered members and had dozens of regular contributors. The online platform presented a flourishing site of debate for post-leftists, yet discussions over insurrectionism, communisation, green anarchy, and egoism often produced a strangely competitive iconoclastism. Attempts to produce the edgiest take often led to the popularization of topics like “‘anti-sexism’ as collectivist moralism” and “critique of autonomous anti-fascism.” Attacks on morality and moralism tended to encourage radicals to abandon the “identity politics” and “white guilt” often associated with left-wing anti-racism. Amid these discussions, a young radical named Andrew Yeoman began to post national anarchist positions. When...
SNPism 
Atlanticism (Kinda recently)
Big Tent
Civic Nationalism
Cooperativism
Feminism (Especially under Sturgeon's leadership)
Multiculturalism
Populism (some, accused)
Pro-Europeanism
Pro-LGBTQIA+
Progressivism
Scottish Independence
Separatism
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