Directly involved with a political party, voting, or lawmaking.
The problem with calling things “political” or “not political” is that literally everything in our world, from real objects to abstract concepts, is affected by laws and government. So you gotta draw the line somewhere.
Show me something “not political” and I’ll show you how it actually is.
I disagree, but that’s a matter of semantics. I think “political” in this context means directly relating to politics. Because if my examples are political then everything is political, and so the question is meaningless.
Volunteer your time and labor to give back to your community. Support marginalized people.
What problems is your community facing? Homelessness? Drug addiction? Look into supporting those groups.
Patronize third spaces and small businesses so that there are places for community and camaraderie to be built.
Weeds. It should have ended after season 3.
Would you pay a higher price to do so?
Would you (or could you even afford to) pay twice the insurance premiums because Liberty or State Farm ads annoy you?
“This has got to be the worst advertisement I’ve ever heard.”
“Ah but you have heard it.”
Humans are social animals, and we want to feel useful to and accepted by the group.
Furthermore, some amount of work is always required to survive. It’s pretty naturally baked into our brains.
Greenland was an unpopular issue, even among conservatives and Republicans. The past year has not gone well for the GOP and this was yet another thing hurting their midterm chances for 2026.
The EU agreed to a framework for a deal that gives the US nothing it doesn’t already have. Trump is either truly convinced he’s come out on top and sees it as a win, or is using it as an excuse to back away from it while declaring victory to his base.
Put a trigger warning on this jfc
Also announced that Clint and Sandy will be marriage candidates in 1.7