Far Cry 5 is a very good example of the 2nd amendment being taken too far. (I am not advocating for repealing the 2nd amendment, nor am I endorsing the cult in this game.) But think about it, without the 2nd amendment there would have been no resistance against that cult. In 1956 communist Hungary had a democratic uprising that lasted for about 2 weeks. They survived for that long BECAUSE they hid guns instead of turning them in. Keep in mind, this was a democratic revolt against a communist dictatorship. Guns are a necessary tool for the safety of American citizens. They may end up in the wrong hands, but if we have enough guns in the hands of good people, bad people won't even try anything. Studies have shown that 90% of mass-shootings occur in gun-free zones. Thats a huge number. Studies have also shown that shooters won't try to attack people in gun zones because they know people carry guns on them.<br><br>Politics need to be kept out of the film and gaming industries. Politics greatly decrease or even destroy the value of the game or film. Nobody wants to spend 40$+ on a video game that is telling them what is morally right or wrong. Nobody wants to come home from work and sit down and watch a show that is literally telling them they are evil because they are heterosexual or homosexual. Take a look at the statistics, GameSpots most popular games of the year (2017) didn't contain any politics. they were  just  good ol' fashion hero underdog stories. People enjoy playing the hero that takes down the bad guy. America even revolutionized that trope. <br><br>One of my favorite games of all time was Nintendos "breath of the wild" I love that game so much I bought both DLCs and 100% the game twice. The reason that game was so popular was because of its new take on gaming. The world was yours to explore, nothing was stopping you. People enjoyed that game because of the story it had to tell. It was a guy defeating the villain and saving the girl. One of the most typical tropes in history.<br><br>Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of the most historically accurate games I have ever played (I'm still playing it) Being a history buff, I know how hard it is to get everything right. Down to the littlest detail. I didn't mind that KCD wasn't culturally diverse because the region it is set in wasn't culturally diverse to begin with, which is historically accurate. I love the quirky and sometimes annoying bugs of KCD, but thats what makes it unique. KCD is another incredibly popular game, that has no politics in it. KCD has another typical trope often seen in games and movies. Villain hurts hero. Hero comes back from the brink and defeats villain. A typical revenge story that people enjoy playing.<br><br>A good example of a show being ruined by politics is CWs Legends of Tomorrow. I loved this show. It was a little preachy in season 1 but I tolerated it. My favorite character was killed at the end of the 1st season, and thats when the show took a turn for the worst. Originally the main character was a heterosexual male, they killed him for no reason and switched over to a homosexual female. I don't have a problem with this, the problem is the reason why they killed the male and replaced him. It was a "political" statement that completely destroyed the value of the show for me and a lot of my friends. I went from watching a cool time-travel show, to watching a lesbian kiss on girls and tell everyone it's ok. That was a bad move and tanked the reviews of the show. It is one of CWs least viewed shows now. (From least to greatest: Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl, Arrow, The Flash. This may have changed, these are statistics from last year) <br><br>My point is, people want a story, not an opinion. Politics has managed to creep its way into every nook and cranny of society and it's starting to ruin what makes America so wonderful. I am trying to express what happens when politics gets mixed in when creating content. If you reply with some "politically correct" comment and tell me my views are a bad thing, that just proves my point even more. That is also a violation of the 1st amendment.,(reply>), Nope. I just like writing good, honest criticism. Its really enjoyable especially when a bunch of people read it.,(reply>), Wow, thats a lot of effort for a youtube comment. Do you work with criticism or something like that? Write arcticles?,(reply>), Thanks! It took me 2 hours to write.,(reply>), This comment has to make its way to the top.