Waker

Extremes are based on common sense. If you don't have common sense then I'm afraid I can't help you understand what is political and what isn't.

I'm done wasting my time with this crap.

I know how you feel ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I get what you mean, even thought I don't entirely agree.

If you go to extremes, everything can be political. That's not the reality more often than not. Also, I don't mind politics, and I enjoy different opinions. However, I don't think memes where the point is clearly to annoy or trigger any political party or political movement belong here though.

In sum, I respect and appreciate any and all political opinions, on political centric communities. I just want to look at stupid memes and unwind, I don't want to see the the usual left/right/capitalist/socialist/communist arguments.

What? This is a community for memes. Political debate isn't memes. Simple as that.

You almost got it buddy. Keep trying though, you're very close!

Oh god. How thick can you be? I meant the MEME isn't political. Never said anything about Microsoft or other big companies.

You did not read correctly, indeed. The question was if the meme was political, not Microsoft.

There's no point arguing with you since you can't understand the basic concept of what the point of a meme is nor can you read what I previously wrote.

Again, I'm not saying you guys are wrong. What I'm saying is that the point of the meme is NOT political in nature.

They are wrong because those memes aren't politic. They are not mentioning any party or political affiliation in any way.

Do companies influence politics? Absolutely. But that's not the point of the meme.

I never said they don't have anything to do with politics you dumbfuck. Re-read my post.

You're entitled to your opinion. It doesn't make it less wrong though, the content of the memes is clearly not political.

I'm not disagreeing that some companies can have a political impact on the world.

Those memes in particular, aren't focused on the political aspects. You have to be missing a brain in order to miss the point there.