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It's taboo because they're uncomfortable justifying their positions, at least to others, because if they expand on those positions they have to apply labels they don't like to themselves, and that sucks.
The root word of politics is just "city". Politics is just matters being discussed in the city/population. Everything intrapersonal is politics. Ignoring it, making it a dirty word, is sticking their head in the sand because evaluating things is hard, and if they let the logic of their positions play out it ends up in a bad place. But that can't be true because they're a good person. So "politics" must be the problem.
In my new community !soulism@lemmy.blahaj.zone, apoliticism is banned. I think that should be the norm. If you join a book club or a queer collective or go to a bar, there should be a sign up on the wall saying no apolitics. Spaces that tolerate apoliticism should be rare. You should have to put in effort to seek them out.