That’s fair But I think if these people demand recognition and using a political approach to get it, it does come off as political along with other huge factors. I think we all know that people don’t like being told what to do, we’ve seen that on both sides. But neither are that willing to comprise. So if these particular people, let’s say Bungie for this example try to alter our perception and request recognition for certain people, the mere suggestion will create some controversy because people people don’t want being told especially when it’s a video game, I do think it’s a little blown out of proportion because we don’t have to do it, and could just ignore it. But it still comes off as political bc of bungies approach. Also we now what they prioritize and their values. I mean, remember the Veterans Day controversy on forums? Man that was a -blam!- show. So for summarize a bit, I think it comes off as political because of the approach. Because. [b]A[/b]. It’s an agenda that is found to be pushed by certain means of manipulation in some cases and [b]B[/b]. Because they request or even demand that we contribute, oversee or bend the knee to certain people and their requests. So yeah even if it’s not political at heart, the narrative, stance and approach comes off that way and considering that the trans movement has been used to push certain agendas it’s been made political so we have politicians to thank for that and corporations like Bungie.