Bioleninism

Meanings

nounBioleninism (uncountable)

derogatoryuncountableA political movement that deliberately employs members of economically, socially and biologically disadvantaged groups for its cause. The concept borrows from Leninism's emphasis on building a disciplined political base.
Bioleninism adapts this same logic to the postmodern West. It extends beyond socioeconomic class to encompass the full spectrum of biological dysfunction.
2026 January 21, Chad Crowley, “What is Bioleninism?”, in American Buddhist Net, archived from the original on 16 Jun 2026
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A lot of critics have said that Bioleninism is not real, the most wealthy and highest status people are still white men, black people are still poorer on average, etc.
2017, Spandrell, Biological Leninism, archived from the original on 28 Jun 2025, page 35
As to Fulton County Sheriffs, a commenter who does not see Bioleninism as a force might well imagine they would “reconsider”, after the incident of a criminal overpowering a small female deputy and killing 3. A believer in the theory of Bioleninism would imagine the opposite.
2018 November 8, “Bioleninism, Tokenism and the Apex Fallacy”, in Anomaly UK, archived from the original on 06 Mar 2026
uncountableThe idea that leftist ideologies instinctually appeal to those considered physically ugly or otherwise undesirable.

From bio- + Leninism or a blend of biological + Leninism, coined by neoreactionary writer Spandrell in 2017.

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