@mnt_57@TaurusFables "Latino" is actually neutral in much of the same way "man" is. It simply refers to man as in the human species, not the male gender the word is commonly associated with nowadays. It's not a problem with the language, it's merely a problem with how certain words are widely viewed.
@TaurusFables (Also, they/them are neutral pronouns, meaning they can refer to anyone. It doesn't negate the possibility of non-binary Kris, but it also leaves room for other interpretations of the character.)
@TaurusFables I've always thought that Kris is referred to by they/them because they're not necessarily ment to have a canonical gender, but rather that it's left up to the interpretation of the player, much like Frisk in undertale.
There is no objective truth, only opinions. One may find beauty in the melodies of furries. Another may find disgust. In the end, neither side is correct.
@MelxRedgrave At the end of the day, art is what you make of it. The beauty lies in the eye of the beholder. Art itself isn't inherently political. It's only political if we make it that way.
@MelxRedgrave I'm not saying political art is bad, I'm just pointing out the fact that your argument is flawed. Not all art has to be political. Sometimes you can just create a story to do just that, create a story. Sometimes you see a beautiful mountain range & think it'd look nice on a wall.