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A sizable portion of the alt-right population consists of atheists, [[agnosticism|agnostics]] and the non-religious (see: [[Atheism and the alt-right]]). Atheists tend to skew to the [[leftism|left]] politically (see: [[Atheism and politics]]).  

A sizable portion of the alt-right population consists of atheists, [[agnosticism|agnostics]] and the non-religious (see: [[Atheism and the alt-right]]). Atheists tend to skew to the [[leftism|left]] politically (see: [[Atheism and politics]]).  

Through Vox Day's alt-right activism and efforts to grow the alt-right movement, Day is weakening [[secular left]]ism and increasing the growing friction/divisions within organized atheism/[[atheist movement]] and amongst atheists as a whole (see: [[Western atheism, schisms and political polarization]] and [[Militant atheism vs. Christianity, Islam and right-wing ideology]]).

Through Vox Day's alt-right activism and efforts to grow the alt-right movement, Day is weakening [[secular left]]ism and increasing the growing friction/divisions within organized atheism/[[atheist movement]] and amongst atheists as a whole (see: [[Western atheism, schisms and political polarization]] and [[Militant atheism vs. Christianity, Islam and right-wing ideology]]).

 

In recent years, subsequent to divisions with the atheist movement, survey results indicated belief in God and/or religiosity grew in both the [[United States]] and Britain (see also: [[American atheism]] and [[British atheism]]).  Secular leftists, via the power of the state have often imposed [[atheist indoctrination]] on societies (see also: [[Atheism and politics]] and [[Atheist agenda]]).

== Vox Day and Peter Grant launch a boycott of Tor Books ==

== Vox Day and Peter Grant launch a boycott of Tor Books ==