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I usually have a greater level of tolerance for non-Americans/Europeans who associate with the ACP. It's not their fault they're not entirely up to date on all the awful thing ACP members believe you have to be pretty terminally online for that. But repeated collaborations does begin to look a little suspicious.
Well, to give you more context. Diego Ruzzarin's doctorate advisor and current exponent of the "Political materialism" philosophical current (which according to them, is an improvement upon Marxian dialectical materialism), Santiago Armesilla, is a very known bigot with some polemics against trans and LGBTQ+ community. I haven't read his books yet, but political materialism gives some revisionist vibes and that fits well within ACP.