matrix07012 @matrix@gameliberty.club

@artemirl@niu.moe @setunai
Oh right.
It is true that art is extremely subjective so people tend to put meaning into places where the artist didn't put any. The typical meme question from school: "Why did the artist make the flowers red?".

I see my assumption about your original intent was correct.
While people like that exist. The problem people usually have is either the reason the character is there or the creator's comments about the character.

@rin I already suspended him xD

@artemirl@niu.moe @setunai While that could also be the case, depends on the author, the simplest answer is that it's aesthetically pleasing.

https://www.oneangrygamer.net/2019/06/dungeons-and-dragons-designer-convinced-staff-to-use-sjw-tumblr-blog-as-resource/86571/

@artemirl@niu.moe
Social commentary is going to mostlikely contain ideological biases of the creator, but I have no clue how for example paintings of nature could be affected by the artist's ideology.
@setunai

@louisoft01
Mornin

@artemirl@niu.moe
"Not everything is political" somehow means "everything must be a political"? Do you even English? I
@setunai

@setunai
When did I make that argument? Stop being disingenuous.
@artemirl@niu.moe

@artemirl@niu.moe
No. Not everything is political, especially entertainment.
Only ideologues make innocent stuff political.

@inditoot
Not in the foreseeable future.
@snder

@inditoot
No, I store everything locally.
@snder