How Do You Feel About Apoliticals?

>>130378975
they are smarter than most of us

There are three types of antipoliticals:

1. The cunts
>people who think they're clever because they don't engage in politics. They like to pretend that they're above it and will often mock people who do have political opinions. Basically either too stupid or too cowardly to take up a position.

2. the hopeless
>People who perhaps used to hold political beliefs but have since become completely cynical about it. I empathize with these people because I could very easily have become the same way in different circumstances.

3. the pragmatists
>people who are not necessarily bad, but just don't see how having a political opinion can help them personally. If anything, politics is unprofitable because it runs the risk of creating unnecessary enemies. From a purely selfish point-of-view, getting involved in politics is bad.

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>>130378975
I guess I may fall under this banner (ugh) because I just see through the bullshit.
It's all a stage show, its like the wrestling shows, they put on a performance and shit talk each other then have a scrap, the audience watches and supports a certain wrestler then theres a winner and see you next time folks.
The difference is wrestling is at least harmless entertainment where the audience are only using suspension of disbelief, people die for political parties and fall right into the trap.
Does anybody feel any different or notice a massive change when a different party gets in really? or do you just see some cosmetic changes on society but we are still heading on the same old track?
We never get anything back once its taken away, we just head further and further into the new world order.
I take an interest in politics to see what is being spoonfed to people in that sense but I don't vote and I don't classify myself as left, right, tory, commie, liberal, democrat, etc because its just a series of boxes for people to sit in and then they feel they must share all other traits and beliefs of that same group.
This is why we end up with the same people who hate Trump are the same people who hug Muslims and are pro abortion and believe in climate change. etc.
Just by one flag, one banner, one rosette or one label I know an entire belief system of a person and it really shouldn't be that easy.
People lack complexity, critical thinking and creativity because of these paradigms.
Religion is another way of putting people into boxes and when they find a problem they just make a new sect and a new box.
Then its country (nationalism), race, body type, hair colour, eye colour, etc.
It's tribalism but every tribe is falling off a cliff.