Why is the OSR Seemingly Controversy Free?

It is so rare that there are any controversies surrounding OSR games, or its modern day publishers. How is it that the OSR in general avoids the drama created by the largest publisher in the TTRPG hobby?

[@thehappyheretic2136]

this was a great video!

[@DM_Bluddworth]

Thank you, and I give much thanks to Need More Cow Bell for joining in.

[@quantus5875]

Great video DM Bloodsworth!!

[@macewen1]

Being apolitical is cop out.

[@DM_Bluddworth]

I don’t need nor desire to have politics at my gaming table. Tell me, how does having real world political discussions at your table enhance your gaming experience?

[@Decado1628]

No it isn't. It helps keep disruptive nonsense out of your game.

[@quantus5875]

@@DM_Bluddworth Agree with you 100%. Absolutely no reason to mix politics with gaming.

[@DeviousDungeonsPainting]

Real world politics should have no impact in a fantasy game. If you cannot spend a few hours with people that do not agree with you politically while you band together to fight an imaginary dragon, then you need medication, and probably an ass whooping.

[@quantus5875]

@@DeviousDungeonsPainting I agree with you. I can play with anyone -- although absolutely no reason to discuss politics or religion at the game table.