Here you have it folks.
A chud who fully understand the premise of "all art is political" and breaks down the chud position to it's purest form.
TL;DR: Chuds don't want political opinions they disagree with expressed.
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"Everything/All art is political" is true in the same way that everything is psychological, everything is biological, everything is cultural, everything is cultural, everything is geographical, everything is phenomenological, everything is every "ical" you can think of because everything can be looked at through the lens of whatever field we're discussing
So when someone says "Everything/All art is political", the truest thing they can ever mean by that is "You can have a political conversation about anything", i.e. the Motte as shown below
Which is why, when pressed, they posit their (almost invariably retarded, which doesn't help) analyses of whatever is being discussed at the time as justification
So why not concede the point? The difference between "Everything/All art is political" and "You can have a political conversation about anything" seems negligible, right?
No
There's a reason why that phrase only ever appears outside of these purely theoretical arguments in situations where a politics obsessed agitator is trying to violate boundaries
Invariably the interaction goes:
A: *problematises and catastrophises over petty bullshit*
B: "Leave us alone"
A: "No, everything is political"
The point is to win a victory in a war of positions that you win by default if you're allowed to disengage
So they take away the element of choice by supplanting the true statement "You can have a political conversation about anything" with the (technically if we define it that way lmao) correct statement "Everything/All art is political"
That's why winning this purely linguistic victory is important
Nothing actually changes practically if we use the sound/string of symbols "political" to describe both x and y instead of just x and not y
But it opens the door for the exact kinds of problematising and political agitation that we've been enduring for at least two decades now, and forces engagement
Because if you're allowed to just go "No", for whatever reason, they lose all power and that terrifies them
tldr: Even granting the strongest reasonable interpretation of “everything is political,” it does not follow that everyone must discuss everything politically
“You can interpret this politically” does not mean “You are obligated to participate in that political interpretation”
“There are political implications to this” does not mean “Therefore political discussion is necessarily appropriate, let alone mandatory, here”
“Art exists within political/social structures” does not mean “Every artistic interaction should be treated as a political struggle”
And if you, reading this, believe that "All art is political" but you disagree with the idea that it is used as a coercive tactic (despite the obvious evidence) or if you personally do not use it as a coercive tactic, in order to retain the truthful essence of the phrase while not giving power to bad actors, you should switch to using the phrase "You can have a political conversation about anything"
@Xavierthe9@tsunchuuni@vtubed9@VValtzy_ Pretty good, but where exactly does that end?
Would a medieval family be counted as an institution related to governance?
This is a common chud tactic.
Someone ask for a pretentious answer to a question, and when someone proves a full form, objectively correct, but still pretentious answer
Chuds mock it for being pretentious.
You got owned.
Cope harder.
This is a common chud tactic.
Someone ask for a pretentious answer to a question, and when someone proves a full form, objectively correct, but still pretentious answer
Chuds mock it for being pretentious.
You got owned.
Cope harder.
This is a common chud tactic.
Someone ask for a pretentious answer to a question, and when someone proves a full form, objectively correct, but still pretentious answer
Chuds mock it for being pretentious.
You got owned.
Cope harder.
This is a common chud tactic.
Someone ask for a pretentious answer to a question, and when someone proves a full form, objectively correct, but still pretentious answer
Chuds mock it for being pretentious.
You got owned.
Cope harder.
This is a common chud tactic.
Someone ask for a pretentious answer to a question, and when someone proves a full form, objectively correct, but still pretentious answer
Chuds mock it for being pretentious.
You got owned.
Cope harder.