[ SECRET POST #6535 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6535 ⌋

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[Mo Dao Zu Shi, "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation"]



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[thewakokid]

Yes, but YOU get when people complain about politics in art, they are not talking about the environment in which it's made, but the end result; Which can be political OR apolitical in theme, in form, message, or intent.

Motte and Baily. "All art is political" is so broad a statement about how art is made in an environment dictated on some level by politics as to be useless to a conversation of how political lecturing in art is annoying.

All art is political in that sense in the same way that every shit I ever took in my life was political because I was doing it in a world influenced on some level by politics.

It's like saying "All art is about air since the artist was breathing at the time he made it". That might be a TRUE statement, but it has no value to any conversation ABOUT the art.

It's used to dismiss criticism of highly specific method of injecting political messaging into a thing, using the general - and otherwise useless - smokescreen that "well, it's all politics when you look from far enough away!"

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