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It's ridiculous that when anything LGBT gets put into anything it's automatically political.
Or there's a main female character, or there's a minority, etc.
Like seriously, alot of people's logic is either it's white, male, and straight or it's political and trying to make a statement and push the lefts agenda.
You can't even have a civil conversation with people like that.
Reminds me of how people were complaining about the Oscars being too white in 2015. Like seriously? Did you guys watch all the movies? I did and imo those were the best movies. And the movies I would have switched in for others I didn't think were the best also happen to have white people in the lead role. And director that won for best director is of Mexican heritage.
I am American of Mexican descent and I continuously had to call people out that year.
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Man both sides do it way too much. The "left' thinks everything is racist, sexist, etc. and the right blatantly continues to keep committing racist, sexist, etc. Sounds funny right? The fact that people even side with a side is just ridiculous to me. "Well I'm on the right so I have to opposed to everything on the left" or "I'm on the left and if you don't agree with me you're wrong." I personally don't comradery through political leanings because people have so many varying opinions and just saying "left" far left" "right" "far right" assumes way too much.
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