@kendricklmao8 Why everything have to become political?

@zappyhelix @kendricklmao8 because everything is political. Always has been.

@wurzelmann @zappyhelix @kendricklmao8
Or because social networks have left no space for moderate centrist views and pluralism and one needs to hate, offend and gather mobs to harass an dox people to get any views and reposts.

@tyx @wurzelmann @zappyhelix @kendricklmao8 is moderate centrism not a political position?

@amymagdalena @wurzelmann @zappyhelix @kendricklmao8
It is indeed. But it also implies not having strong opinion on many topics on which radicals have. And I believe the question which we started with "Why everything have to become political" is not about what is literally political and what is not, everything is in some way, but about having strong opinions and interpreting every freaking word and gesture (except _that_ salute, it surely was) as political and demanding others (minding their own business useful for the society) to stick to The One Rulebook of Allowed Views.

@tyx @amymagdalena @wurzelmann @kendricklmao8 My original point wasn’t high level. Yes, everything is political in some way. However, not every sentence should be taken as a political statement. If I say ”I like Linux” it means ”I like Linux”. To me it doesn’t mean anything else. If I say ”I like apples” doesn’t mean I hate oranges. Yet, some people take it that way when discussing especially online.

@zappyhelix @tyx @wurzelmann @kendricklmao8 come on, don't be shy, what's not in the rulebook of allowed views?