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Prior to P1 to P3:
D1. Angela Nagle is a socialist feminist academic.
D2. The internet "left" and the internet "right" have a range of beliefs; ideological affinity with either is not contingent on holding every individual belief associated with either category, but by the degree of ideological affinity.
P1. The internet "left" believes the internet "right" ought to be treated as non-humans.
P2. The internet "right" believes the internet "right" ought to be treated as humans.
P3. Angela Nagle treats the internet "right" as humans in her book.
P4. In accordance with D2, Nagle shows ideological affinity with a belief associated with the internet "right".
P5. In accordance with D1, Nagle's other demonstrable convictions show greater affinity with the internet "left". Therefore:
P6. Nagle has more ideological affinity with the left than with the right.