You don't think there's anything political about removing yourself from society for 30 years and living in the woods?
> I think if someone is disengaged enough that they don't care who will become the next president, and there are no local political issues they will argue with someone about
What this is saying is that they are happy with the status quo, and they see no room for improvement, or they're not bothered if things are improved one way or another. You can be not interested in politics, but I think doing that is just supporting the current politics.
For many people, just existing is pretty political, like when an entire country has a debate and a vote on whether you should be afforded basic human rights.
> I think if someone is disengaged enough that they don't care who will become the next president, and there are no local political issues they will argue with someone about
What this is saying is that they are happy with the status quo, and they see no room for improvement, or they're not bothered if things are improved one way or another. You can be not interested in politics, but I think doing that is just supporting the current politics.
For many people, just existing is pretty political, like when an entire country has a debate and a vote on whether you should be afforded basic human rights.