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  Yes those would be political.
  What, exactly, do you think it means for something to be political? Is it only political if it involved American political parties? Is it only political if we’re referring to whatever either party is currently discussing? If those are the only things that are political… what do you suppose political science is? A means to talk about what the DNC or RNC is interested in? 😂
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  When did genocide and oppression become politics? They didn’t vote the Taliban into power. >
  
  What makes you think genocide and oppression are not simply political tools and/or political ends? >
  
  That doesn’t make the concept political. Governments use computers does it make opposing computers political? If a bunch of terrorists took over America would it be political to oppose them committing genocide and oppression? Or would it just be normal discourse.