Yeah, a bit disappointing. Sometimes it's just nice to nerd out and get away from politics. I don't want or need to know every single person or group's ideologies. And certainly not every single time I visit.
Nerd out alone with offline docs and you can avoid it. Interact with others and politics are involved as a matter of necessity.
To pretend that there is any apolitical social space is farce.
People cannot be separated from their ideologies. If you wish to avoid ideologies, avoid people.
See also: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/dLJv2CoRCgeC2mPgj/the-fallac....
I also don't find politics in personal interactions a necessity, more an indulgence or some primal urge. I know, I've slipped many times before into it for no justifiable reason. Trying to be better.
That is a matter of opinion that reasonable people disagree about.
Again, people are inseparable from their ideology. If you don't like hearing about ideology (like I don't like having to see crucifix necklaces), avoid people and you won't have that problem.
And that's another issue is that people aren't so one dimensional. For example, many BLM people aren't on the LBGTQ train. Many Trumpers aren't antivaxxers. Many Libertarians aren't anarchists. Point being, there's not a ton you can draw from a crucifix.
As for the movie, CP Ellis is the man's name, if you care to read about him.
You can't separate people entirely from their ideology, but you can separate them much more than we currently do.
(For that matter, which "person" is the go.dev website, that we cannot separate ideologies from?)