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==Cancellation by movement conservatives==

==Cancellation by movement conservatives==

Unfair examples of cancel culture within conservative circles include the cases of [[Todd Akin]] and [[Steve King]]. A more justified example is a loose cluster of [[movement conservative]]s, [[right-wing populist]]s, and civic [[nationalist]]s, who had previously grouped together under the term "alt-right," until morality forced them to condemn the numerous [[white nationalist]]s and other extremists who were carrying the "alt-right" label. As they became increasingly outspoken against the white supremacists, they were arbitrarily nicknamed by the latter, "alt-lite." They subsequently adopted the term "new right." The new right repeatedly condemned [[racism]], [[anti-Semitism]], [[xenophobia]], and all other forms of bigotry in no uncertain terms. (See [[Alt-right#Distinction from National Socialism (Nazism)]])

Unfair examples of cancel culture within conservative circles include the cases of [[Todd Akin]] and [[Steve King]]. A more justified example is a loose cluster of [[movement conservative]]s, [[right-wing populist]]s, and civic [[nationalist]]s, who had previously grouped together under the term "alt-right," until morality forced them to condemn the numerous [[white nationalist]]s and other extremists who were carrying the "alt-right" label. As they became increasingly outspoken against the white supremacists, they were arbitrarily nicknamed by the latter, "alt-lite." They subsequently adopted the term "new right." The new right repeatedly condemned [[racism]], [[anti-Semitism]], [[xenophobia]], and all other forms of bigotry in no uncertain terms. (See [[Alt-right#Distinction from National Socialism (Nazism)]])

==Maoist rectification==

==Maoist rectification==