Just because most of everything has a political angle/facet does not mean it defines my life as much as it seem to do to you. It just serves to help me articulate my choices in life.
I would like to know how taking an active moral stand as Codeberg is doing is lazy. Especially when put in relation to armchair analysis on social media.
Your post I responded you had said "I have come to understand it is that everything is indeed political."
Now you concede a bit:
> Just because most of everything has a political angle/facet does not mean it defines my life as much as it seem to do to you.
You are morally lazy if you think magnifying the political aspect of any relationship is sensible. You've defined no limit to it, which has obvious outcomes. An intuitive limit is insufficient.
You've also got confused and accused me of 'making things political' when my comment is very clearly recommending the opposite - a sort of childish "no you."
