/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I thoroughly enjoy the fact that the loli defense squad has over the years shifted from "They don't look/act like real kids, so its fine" to "Its just drawings, so who cares" to a fucking full blown "Well you're supposed to want to fuck teens anyways so who really cares".
I swear, current year politics and internet drama gets more convoluted every day. By this time next year the pedo patrol will be claiming that fucking 8 year olds is every red-blooded american's god given right

>>4262264
>No matter how you convince yourself or how strongly you feel about something, it is absolutely necessary to provide evidence and/or proof.
Cool. I don't feel like doing that this time
> Since you seemed to be implying in >>4262234 that your stubbornness as an artist applied to all other artists
I never implied that all artists share all of my attributes or that I'm stubborn and bigoted. Today I am tired and do not feel like spending 6 hours reading through dry research papers on a topic I'm not particularly attached to so I can explain why a board on 4chan is how it be. I am so sorry that on today of all unfateful days I stumbled upon the landmine that is your autism

Maybe check that chip on your shoulder before you venture into the depths of the chan. Just because you think you have a target in your sights doesn't mean you really do.

>>4253611
>giving a single fuck about the opinion of anyone besides yourself
That'll be a yikers from me dawg

>>4194071
It depends on your definition of politics. If you only define things like direct statements about how a land should be ruled, or how political figures should act then sure, only Ben Garrison toons count as political and thus the take is bad. But most of twitter progressives see everything as political, for better or worse.
To them, making art about something or having a subject in that art is always in some way support or critique of that thing. To have black characters in a piece is you putting more black characters in media, and is thus you supporting character diversity or black bodies or whatever else your art depicts. Likewise if you were to have a bossman character in a comic act like an asshole then you're furthering the negative stereotype of those at the top of the heirarchy being abuse and capitalism bad and yadda yadda. Theres a whole bunch of other stuff about unintentionally implying things about the real world.

I'm not in support of the latter idea that all art is inherently politcal, but I do think that in the broadest sense depicting something does reinforce that thing in a way, maybe not support in the real world but at least supporting the concept