Subordinationists

Subordinationists are a political movement that advocates for the subordination of certain groups within society, typically based on race, gender, or sexual orientation. The movement emerged in the late 20th century and gained prominence in the early 21st century, particularly in online forums and social media platforms. Subordinationists argue that certain groups should accept their inferior status within society, and that efforts to promote equality or diversity are misguided and harmful.

The movement is often associated with far-right ideologies and has been criticized for promoting discrimination and intolerance. Subordinationists typically reject the notion of universal human rights and instead advocate for the preservation of traditional social hierarchies. They often use rhetoric that demonizes groups they seek to subordinate, portraying them as threats to societal stability and progress.

Subordinationists have been involved in various controversies and incidents, including protests and demonstrations that have led to violence and property damage. The movement has also been linked to hate speech and incitement of violence, with some subordinationists advocating for the use of force against those they seek to subordinate.

Despite their controversial views, subordinationists have a significant online presence and continue to influence political discourse in some countries. However, their ideas are widely rejected by the majority of the global population, who view them as promoting divisive and harmful ideologies.