Seen several "put content warnings on politics" posts and I don't know how to tell white people that 90% of all life is politics. You're asking people to hide the stuff you find unpalatable and that's not a reasonable thing to expect other people to do for you.
@seldo I understand your point. Content warnings on here are not only for sensitive content but sometimes include even random things that you think many people would not be interested in. For example in a tech instance you might write a warning for non-techy subjects. It's just a polite way to let people know. Politics is important of course, but I understand people who don't want to look at political discussions until they choose to. It's especially useful for people outside the US
@nobloat all discussions are political, is my point.
@seldo On a deeper level, you are correct. But the desire to not consciously engage with politics at a given time is also a political decision. For example, you would not talk politics, in its mediated form, in real life unless the conversation calls for it. You would not go to a clerk at the shop and mention some opinions about political theory, even if the shop and the context and you and the clerk are all within politics as such.