You realize everything is eminently political, especially art, right?<br>Even taking politics out of games is taking a stance on it.,(reply>), That's not really an assumption, that's a truism.,(reply>), No, you're misunderstanding. People might be apolitical for the sake of apolitical. Being apolitical is a political stance. It's still a political disposition; namely, being uninterested.,(reply>), It's not an assumption because being invested or interested in politics of any sort is irrelevant. If you are in a position where you can adopt an attitude of non-interest, you are in a position wherein you can rest assured whatever happens in that system, it won't have any detrimental impacts on you. Being apolitical is the political stance of a privileged or disenfranchised individual; but that's still political.,(reply>), What's the philosophy behind Senran Kagura: Peach Beach Splash?,(reply>), What in the world? I've never said that anything must be any particular way other than that art is political. You really can't separate it. That's all I'm saying. @Game james