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'''IDpol''' is an abbreviation for ''identity politics'' primarily (but not exclusively) used in the leftist, [[manospherian]] sites. It's used in those places to refer to non-materialist politics (such as incel, feminism etc politics) in a negative way. | '''IDpol''' is an abbreviation for ''identity politics'' primarily (but not exclusively) used in the leftist, [[manospherian]] sites. It's used in those places to refer to non-materialist politics (such as incel, feminism etc politics) in a negative way. | ||
==Spook== | =="Spook"== | ||
A '''spook''' is a slighty overlapping term also used in the [[left wing|lefty]] [[manosphere]] to describe ideas born solely from zealotry that are non-events or distractions from issues relating to poverty or wealth distribution. Such alleged distractions are usually identity politics related, or, "IDpol". Spooks are not always related to IDpol however. | A '''spook''' is a slighty overlapping term also used in the [[left wing|lefty]] [[manosphere]] to describe ideas born solely from zealotry that are non-events or distractions from issues relating to poverty or wealth distribution. Such alleged distractions are usually identity politics related, or, "IDpol". Spooks are not always related to IDpol however. | ||
[[File:Spook.jpeg|thumb|left|<center></center>]] | [[File:Spook.jpeg|thumb|left|<center></center>]] | ||
==Zizek and Stirner== | ==Zizek and Stirner== | ||
It is used to reference Slavoj Zizek's criticisms of political (including gender) ideology itself. Depictions of spooks use philosopher Max Stirner as a figure. | It is used to reference Slavoj Zizek's criticisms of political (including gender) ideology itself. Depictions of spooks use philosopher Max Stirner as a figure. | ||