Should we separate the ArTiSt from the Art

[@jheu781]

People are hard to deal with. If you have values and you believe in them, go with your gut. In the end it's about what you believe and what you can control. If you feel like the hobby can help you cross bridges and find growth than do that. But, some times people can only give you so much forgiveness until they just say. "Nah, I'm out."

[@Mechanicoid]

2016 broke people and the walls of escapism were shattered. You can't go anywhere without politics bleeding into it. I think it speaks more to the sad state of people than anything. If that's all you have then I almost feel sorry for those people... almost. And sadly more and more people are going into echo chambers instead of trying to listen and learn why we're here. It's stupid.

[@broutefoin]

my view on this simple, if you shove politics into your audience's face, either through the product itself, the advertisement or the interviews you give, then I will vote with my wallet according to your politics, if you make an effort to be apolitical, then I am willing to separate the artist from the art.