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As far as self-identified incels or incel forums, they are extremely disconnected and do not share radical beliefs unless you want to call [[determinism]] a radical ideology. Individual philosophies like the original [[blackpill]] definition or subcultures like [[4chan]] culture emerge on some, but not all, forums dedicated to involuntary celibates and go in and out of fashion. | As far as self-identified incels or incel forums, they are extremely disconnected and do not share radical beliefs unless you want to call [[determinism]] a radical ideology. Individual philosophies like the original [[blackpill]] definition or subcultures like [[4chan]] culture emerge on some, but not all, forums dedicated to involuntary celibates and go in and out of fashion. | ||
Calling involuntary celibates a movement is like calling poor people a movement or ideology. To elaborate, 'pauperdom' is the state of being poor. The term is to poor people, what inceldom is to incels. Both are life situations, the terms 'incel' and 'pauper' denote a person affected by these things. It would be widely agreed by most people that poor people aren't a movement nor is there a specific ideology that all adhere too. Likewise, incels and inceldom are the same in that respect. | Calling involuntary celibates a movement is like calling poor people a movement or ideology. To elaborate, '[[pauperdom]]' is the state of being poor. The term is to poor people, what inceldom is to incels. Both are life situations, the terms 'incel' and 'pauper' denote a person affected by these things. It would be widely agreed by most people that poor people aren't a movement nor is there a specific ideology that all adhere too. Likewise, incels and inceldom are the same in that respect. | ||
==Is inceldom composed of whites only?== | ==Is inceldom composed of whites only?== | ||