anti-political 

Anti-political thought and action (or antipolitics) views the social world as separate from and in polar opposition to the political world. For the anti-political activist, one’s moral conduct takes precedence over any alignment with established political channels, often with an emphasis on individual liberty in the face of perceived "authoritarian" political arrangements. The social world is viewed as natural, the political world as artificial and oppressive. One example would be Occupy Wall Street, where putting forward political demands was given low priority in favor of creating a communal "festival of resistance."

The term dates to the 19th century. The anarchist Mikhail Bakunin argued for "social (and therefore anti-political) organization." Other figures who could be considered anti-political include Mahatma Gandhi and Vaclav Havel.

The strongly anti-political demonstrators jeered and would not allow a sympathetic congressman to speak.

anti-political by Fischbyne May 23, 2016

Un-anti-politically non-incorrect 

Unknown. Linguists are working on it as we speak.

Not possible

Un-anti-politically non-incorrect by Annie the Retard August 18, 2003

un-anti-politically non-incorrect 

Basically to be politically correct. When you're politically correct - or un-anti-politically non-incorrect - you say what people want to hear and expect of you to say. Your ideas, views and opinions are everything but controversial. You have "dull" opinions, which don't differ from the majority of your local or national society, sometimes even in an international or global context.

- Oh boy, you know that Martin, that political nerd in our social studies class? He's so freaking un-anti-politically non-incorrect!! It just drives me mad, his pointless I-know-better-than-you opinions on the excellency of the death penalty and why a ban on gay marriages is absolutely necessary to implement into our constitution - aaargh!! He's such a besserwisser! I just can't stand all the bullshit coming out of that mouth!

un-anti-politically non-incorrect by queerboyoslo December 22, 2005

Western Political Anti-Pseudoscience

A contemporary political stance, especially in Western democracies, that weaponizes the fight against pseudoscience to attack political opponents, suppress dissent, and consolidate power. It selectively applies the “pseudoscience” label to beliefs held by marginalized or opposition groups while ignoring pseudoscientific claims within the mainstream (e.g., supply‑side economics, certain intelligence metrics). It is often coupled with appeals to “follow the science” that actually mean “follow the scientists appointed by the current administration.” Western political anti‑pseudoscience uses the authority of science as a partisan cudgel, eroding public trust in both science and democracy.

Western Political Anti-Pseudoscience Example: “The government called climate skepticism ‘pseudoscience’ while funding industry‑friendly research on the benefits of pollution—Western political anti‑pseudoscience, using one standard for enemies and another for allies.”

Western Political Anti-Pseudoscience by Abzugal May 5, 2026