[ SECRET POST #3547 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3547 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I didn't say that you have to throw out all your Eric Flint books. Or, for that matter, all your Ezra Pound books. I think that you should be aware of those beliefs, and how - if at all - they interact with what his books are doing.

[(Anonymous)]

And I'm saying, No, I really really don't. I can think that both Eric Flint and Larry Correia spin mighty fine yarns, and not give a shit about either of their politics. I am not paying them to be President, I am paying them to entertain me. If their politics come through their work in a disagreeable way, then it will cease to be entertaining, and then I will stop giving them my custom.

Until then? It. Does. Not. Matter.

[arcadiaego]

I think the problem here is that the person who is replying to you thinks that art is simply entertainment, and if it raises issues they disagree with they then won't engage with the art at all. Whereas you (I think) are viewing art as not just about entertainment, which means you look at the context as well.