Seems a conservative position…but I'm interested on whether it also exists within the more liberal crowd.
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sheetsadam1 — 2 weeks ago(March 12, 2026 06:44 PM)
I think "artist" is the key word there. Is their primary goal to create art or to spread their political viewpoint? People like Kid Rock and Ted Nugent seem to have shifted into the latter category over the course of their careers (although their art was never great to begin with), while Clint Eastwood has remained focused on making great films.
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Yermom_Is_God — 1 week ago(March 19, 2026 01:03 AM)
(although their art was never great to begin with)
Fred Bear is the greatest song ever made. So much better than your favorite song "Imagine" by Faggot Lennon. That song sucks ass.
"I am Kamala Harris, my pronouns are she and her, and I am a woman sitting at the table wearing a blue suit." -A fucking idiot -
soapbox original gangster — 2 weeks ago(March 12, 2026 06:44 PM)
in the past , no; but now that Trump's killing americans, i wont give as much as a penny for any box office to anyone self-identifying as GOP/maga
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jean smart james woods dennis Quaid
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Kumquat Shampoo — 2 weeks ago(March 12, 2026 08:48 PM)
it would never make me stop liking their work, but if someone is constantly talking politics I will avoid their social media or interviews. that goes for conservatives and liberals I don't want to hear about any of it
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dbentley666 — 2 weeks ago(March 12, 2026 08:50 PM)
There seems to be some correlation. Brando and De Niro, among my favourites, are both left-wing. I never liked Eastwood or Willis very much (especially the latter), so I don't think there's a political correlation. I liked Kurt Russell, though he turned out to be rightish….
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Happily Deranged — 2 weeks ago(March 18, 2026 03:37 PM)
Sometimes. It depends on varying factors and how extreme they are, but it is definitely something that works against the person.
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Happily Deranged — 2 weeks ago(March 18, 2026 06:09 PM)
Yes, and there's a capitalist subtext.
https://reason.com/2014/09/23/ivan-reitman-cops-to-libertarian-subtext/ -
Uncreative — 2 weeks ago(March 18, 2026 06:26 PM)
Usually the ones that lean hard into right wing politics do it because they're talentless hacks with a career that's dead or dying. They'll try squeeze a few more dollars and years of relevance from toothless idiots by saying they're being blacklisted. The Clint Eastwoods of the world don't need to do that because they actually have something useful to offer people.
Sean Penn probably has politics closer to mine but I usually try to avoid watching him because he seems like an obnoxious ass clown who hasn't done anything interesting since Ridgemont High even though he keeps winning Oscars for some reason.
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